Second District Cong. French Hill, R-Little Rock, announced his fourth winner of the Golden Fleece award, a “dishonor” he resurrected to bring attention to government waste.
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A federal judge approved a $5.07 million settlement between Exxon Mobil and the federal and state governments Wednesday, ending a lawsuit filed more than two years ago after the company's Pegasus pipeline ruptured and spilled tens of thousands of gallons of heavy crude oil into a Mayflower neighborhood. In addition to monetary penalties, the consent decree includes new safety measures, most notably that Exxon Mobil must treat the roughly 650-mile northern section of the pipeline as susceptible t...
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Searcy Ar - The National Association of Royalty Owners (NARO) Arkansas chapter will host it’s ninth annual state conference, Saturday August 22 at Harding University in Searcy. Congressman French Hill will be presenting and available for questions along with representatives from Southwest Energy’s Revenue Department, Arkansas Oil and Gas Commissions Deputy Director and others.
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The actions of the Internal Revenue Service and its commissioner involving the targeting of conservative organizations should not be tolerated, Rep. French Hill, R-Little Rock, said Tuesday. Hill has called for the resignation of IRS Commissioner John Koskinen in light of a nearly two-year investigation by a congressional committee into questions involving the organizations. “Under the leadership of Commissioner Koskinen, the IRS has continuously misled the American people and obstructed Congre...
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Preston's remarks about accountability caught the attention of one particular Rotarian, U.S. Rep. French Hill. "I thought it was refreshing that an agency director in the state said that he would not spend all the money authorized and would turn it back, whether capital expenditure or [for] personnel," Hill said...
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Mike Preston, the new executive director of the Arkansas Economic Development Commission, said Tuesday that he won't spend leftover money in the commission's budget for the sake of balancing the books. Any unspent funds should and have been returned to the state's coffers, he said. His remarks brought applause from members of Rotary Club 99, to whom he was speaking at the Clinton Presidential Center in downtown Little Rock. The 30-something Preston, who has been on the job since early April, sai...
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Mike Preston, the new executive director of the Arkansas Economic Development Commission, said Tuesday that he won't spend leftover money in the commission's budget for the sake of balancing the books. Any unspent funds should and have been returned to the state's coffers, he said...
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A devastating blow to Main Street: The number of community banks nationwide has declined by more than 1,500 since 2010, a rate of nearly one per day...
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The actions of the Internal Revenue Service and its commissioner involving the targeting of conservative organizations should not be tolerated, Rep. French Hill, R-Little Rock, said Tuesday. Hill has called for the resignation of IRS Commissioner John Koskinen in light of a nearly two-year investigation by a congressional committee into questions involving the organizations. “Under the leadership of Commissioner Koskinen, the IRS has continuously misled the American people and obstructed Congres...
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