Arkansas State Parks
Arkansas.gov | The Official Website for the State of Arkansas
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Governor Mike Huckabee of Arkansas
In 1996 during his first months in office, Huckabee led the fight for Amendment 75 to the Arkansas Constitution. The amendment created a sales tax of one-eighth of a cent that benefits the state Department of Parks and Tourism, the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, the Department of Arkansas Heritage and the Keep Arkansas Beautiful Commission. Proceeds from the amendment have allowed Arkansas to build the finest system of state parks in the country along with a system of state-of-the-art nature centers operated by the Game and Fish Commission. The first of those nature centers at Pine Bluff was named after the governor in recognition of his conservation efforts. Huckabee, a noted outdoorsman, was honored in 1997 as the American Sportfishing Association Man of the Year and was inducted in 2000 to the Arkansas Outdoor Hall of Fame. ... [Read More]
Governor Mike Huckabee of Arkansas
The multimillion-dollar facility is the result of a partnership between the state Highway and Transportation Department and the state Department of Parks and Tourism. Huckabee said, "This state-of-the-art complex will allow those entering our state to learn about all Arkansas has to offer. Our welcome centers are the state's front porch for travelers. They let people know we're glad to have them here." ... The governor said state agencies, boards, commissions and their employees belong to hundreds of organizations. Because the state pays dues for membership, the state should get a return by hosting meetings, Huckabee said. "Conferences happen all the time, all over the country," he said. "We just think more of them should happen here." Agencies, boards and commissions will be required to submit a report each May 1 on how they're doing in attracting conventions, conferences and other types of meetings to the state. The governor said he's following the order. He has invited the Delta Regional Authority to hold its annual meeting in Arkansas. The DRA meeting will be Oct. 18-20 in Little Rock. Almost 400 people are expected to attend. Huckabee is the former state co-chairman of the DRA. ... [Read More]
State Administrators Contact List - Recreational Trails Program - FHWA
http://dep.state.ct.us/stateparks/greenways/rectrail.htm ... www.azstateparks.com/partnerships/trails/statetrails.html ... www.mostateparks.com/grantinfo.htm ... [Read More]
Discover Arkansas, Home, HOME
The Banner Photographs for this web site are compliments of the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism . Shown are photos of Wittaker Point in Arkansas' Ozark Mountains, a concert at Riverfront Park Amphitheatre in Little Rock, and Lake Chicot State Park in Southeast Arkansas. ... The Department of Workforce Services ( formerly known as the Arkansas Employment Security Department ) is the state’s primary supplier of labor market information. The Labor Market Information Division of DWS has two sections: Bureau of Labor Statistics Programs and Occupational Career Information. LMI staff members collect, analyze, and produce information in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Labor. For a listing of this information, please reference the links below. ... [Read More]
National Park Guide
Locate parks on a map, by state, region, or zip code. ... Parks and Recreation ... Search for parks by recreation and special topics ... from boating to dinosaurs to the Civil War. ... [Read More]
Arkansas Division of Aging and Adult Services --
Innovations in State Human Services Award ... Parks and Tourism Department ... Arkansas State Plan ... [Read More]
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Mark Pryor - U.S. Senator from Arkansas
Northwest Arkansas is home to the picturesque Ozark Mountain Range and world-renown crystal clear lakes and rivers. Residents and visitors also enjoy nine state parks, one national park and several museums. ... Northwest Arkansas is the sixth fastest-growing region in the country. Wal-Mart, Tyson Foods and JB Hunt base their corporate headquarters here as well as a number of smaller businesses, where they can pull top-talent from one of six universities and colleges in the region. The northwest region is the state’s primary producer of cattle, poultry, milk, and hogs and pigs. It also produces soybeans, wheat and forestry products in smaller amounts. In addition to 6 major poultry companies, this region also manufactures electrical motors, household appliance, stainless steel and aluminum products, various food products, and plastic sheet/film and bags. ... [Read More]
Arkansas Senate | About the Arkansas Senate
The major issues are funding of public schools, institutions of higher education, highway and bridge construction, health and human services, state prisons, the State Police and state parks. The state Senate in Little Rock has 35 members, each representing a district with about 76,383 people. ... The state Senate should not be confused with the U.S. Senate in Washington. Arkansas has two U.S. Senators who represent the entire state, and their offices work on different issues. The U.S. Senate is where to call if you have a question about veterans affairs, Social Security, passports, farm subsidies and foreign affairs. The telephone numbers of the U.S. Senate offices in Little Rock are 375-2993 and 324-6336. ... [Read More]
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