Having trouble getting a COVID-19 vaccine? Right now demand for the vaccine exceeds supply. Check the number of vaccine doses sent to Arkansas by following this link to the Arkansas Department of Health’s COVID-19 https://t.co/gRSEHAAdPB.
Arkansas ballot issue results are in. Voters said yes to Issue 1 and Issue 2, but no to Issue 3. Read our blog post for where the constitutional amendments passed/failed, and by how much: https://t.co/RiHtV7CtIb
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Polls are open today across #Arkansas until 7:30 pm. Remember to bring photo ID to the polls and your plan to stay safe. Wearing a mask is strongly encouraged. Last chance to read up on ballot issues at https://t.co/YiBBF1icIq
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Changing term limits for #Arkansas senators and representatives is on the November ballot. Read the Issue 2 ballot title, the details involved, and what supporters and opponents have to say about #Issue2 at https://t.co/U4kf9L8Ahe
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Making permanent a 0.5% sales tax that currently funds state, county and city road work is on the #Arkansas ballot. Read Issue 1's ballot title, how the tax revenue would be split and what supporters and opponents have to say about #Issue1 at https://t.co/lNziYGrBmw
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Early voting starts today in #Arkansas. Bring your photo ID to the polls and a plan to stay safe. What does a plan for voting during a pandemic look like? Check out https://t.co/BFRWgqVYMy. #ARballot@uaex_ppc
Changing the ballot issue process in #Arkansas is on the Nov. ballot. Want to know more? The Public Policy Center’s Kristin Higgins summarizes #Issue3 in this video at https://t.co/qRBJp3FWfU @UAEX_PPC#ARballot
Making permanent a 0.5% sales tax that currently funds state, county and city road work is on Arkansas’ ballot in November. Want to know more? Local government specialist Ellie Wheeler summarizes Issue 1 in this video at https://t.co/UJqPLvUTrR
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Tune in 7:30 p.m., Friday, Oct. 9 to @ArkansasPBS for a summary of Arkansas’ 2020 ballot issues. The PPC's Stacey McCullough and Kristin Higgins talk with Steve Barnes about the 3 issues voters will decide this year. Can’t make it Friday? It repeats 10 a.m. on Sunday. #ARballot
According to a recent press release, the 2020 Census deadline has once again been extended. The press release states "as a result of court orders, the October 5, 2020 target date is not operative, and data collection operations will continue through October 31, 2020."
The C.A. Vines Arkansas 4-H Center needs your support! Be sure to nominate the center for the @ArkansasBusiness Best of Biz awards. Be sure to check the tourism categories. The deadline is Oct. 28.
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The U.S. Secretary of Commerce has announced a new target date of October 5, 2020 to conclude 2020 Census self-response and field data collection operations.
As a result, people must complete their forms ASAP, and no later than October 5th, if they want to be counted.
Even though you may disagree with family or coworkers on politics, you can still keep it civil this election season. Consider limiting social media exposure, double-checking sources on news stories, avoiding discussing politics. Find more tips at https://t.co/DRLlt3jnoU #ARballot
Should I get a #PCR, #antibody or #antigen test? What’s the difference between #COVID19 tests? The FDA explains: https://t.co/jUfBiQ1l5I For more info, visit https://t.co/O8buQdzIIv
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Session two of the virtual #EstatePlanning workshop recording is now available! @popecountyfcs, @UAEXRLChaney, & Jacob Wooley, Attorney at Law, talk about "Planning Ahead: Financial Inventory, Asset Protection, Advanced Directives, & Power of Attorney." https://t.co/7sIcdKYAzq...