TO RECOGNIZE COACH VAN COMPTON ON HER ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND IMPACT THROUGHOUT H...
The Senate is honoring Coach Van Compton for her incredible 51-year career. They are celebrating her retirement and her induction into the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame.
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The Senate is honoring Coach Van Compton for her incredible 51-year career. They are celebrating her retirement and her induction into the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame.
The Senate is currently working to officially congratulate the Parkview High Patriots boys' basketball team for winning the 2026 state championship.
The State Senate is officially honoring the Van Buren High School wrestling teams: the boys' team for winning the state championship, and the girls' team for taking second place in the state for the second year in a row.
The Arkansas Senate is working to officially honor the Arkansas Tech University cross country team for winning their recent conference championship.
The Senate is voting to honor Dave Wilbers, the Arkansas Tech basketball coach, for his successful career and to congratulate him on his retirement.
The Arkansas Senate is officially honoring Kennedy Holland for being crowned Miss Arkansas 2025.
The Senate is currently considering a bill to officially honor Kopper Kettle Candies for their excellence in candy-making.
The Arkansas Senate is voting on a plan to officially recognize May 3–9, 2026, as a special week to say "thank you" to people who work for the government.
The Senate is working on a formal "congratulations" for the winners of the IBLA music competition. They also want to thank the festival for using music to help people from different countries connect with each other.
This bill is a first step toward giving counties more money. It creates a new fund—the "Equal Distribution County Turnback Fund"—which will take specific state tax dollars and share them among the counties. It is currently being debated in the Senate.
The Senate is considering a new bill that changes the rules for crypto-mining companies and clarifies how much power local towns have to regulate them. This bill does not involve any taxpayer spending.
The Senate is considering a new law for crypto mining companies. If passed, these businesses would have to pay an extra fee for using so much electricity and follow new government rules to keep their operations in check.