As the end of three terms nears, Myka Bono Sample announced Monday she is running for another four years as Saline County Circuit Clerk and Recorder. Read the full announcement below. Saline County, AR — Myka Bono Sample proudly announces her candidacy for re-election as Saline County Circuit Clerk & Recorder in the upcoming 2026 […]
Benton commission to consider Neeley & Normandy Streets on June 3rd
The City of Benton Planning Commission will consider properties on Neeley and Normandy Streets, and discuss new State laws. Read the full agenda below, along with the minutes of what happened in the previous meeting. AGENDA JUNE 3RD, 2025 The Planning Commission will meet on Tuesday, June 3rd, 2025 at 6:00 p.m. 1) Establish a […]
Paul Childress announces 2026 bid for re-election to State House of Representatives
State Representative Paul Childress has officially declared his candidacy for re-election in District 83, which includes parts of Benton, Bryant, and Hot Springs Village. Read more of his announcement below. A devoted public servant and lifelong resident of Saline County, Childress is eager to continue his work in the Arkansas State House following a successful […]
Bryant to consider a Wine bar, Outdoor storage & Marijuana dispensary on May 29th
A new wine bar, a outdoor storage, a dispensary and more are on the agenda of items for the Bryant Development and Review Committee (DRC) to consider on Thursday. Read more below. Wine Night is live music, beer and wine. This new business in the making doesn’t have an opening date set yet, and their […]
Bryant City Council to Hold Regular Meeting May 27th to Discuss Streets and Drainage
The Bryant City Council will meet Tuesday, May 27th at 6:30 p.m. This meeting will be at Bryant City Hall Complex. The address is 210 SW 3rd Street. You can watch live via this YouTube link. See the full agenda below. Bryant City Council Boswell Municipal Complex – City Hall Court Room 210 SW 3rd […]
Bryant committee looks at stormwater rates for $95 million needed to mitigate flooding; Meeting May 20
Bryant is looking to find funding for stormwater/drainage issues. The current rates collect $300,000 annually, according to a report by the City. However, Bryant has identified over $95 million of long-term unfunded stormwater capital improvements to address flooding issues. The City currently charges residential customers a flat fee of $3.00 per month for stormwater services; non-residential customers $6.00 […]
Benton City Council to meet TONIGHT for Regular Monthly Meeting
The City of Benton, Arkansas, will be meeting for the May 2025 City Council Meeting on Monday, May 19, 2025, at 5:30 pm. There is an agenda meeting at 5:30 p.m. where the council members will review the items to be discussed in the regular City Council meeting. That council meeting will immediately follow the […]
Quorum Court to consider new planning board members and other items at May 19th meeting
County officials will meet to vote on Planning Board members, Street Dept jobs, two grants and the transfer of a vehicle. The current agenda is below, as well as minutes from the previous meeting. The Saline County Quorum Court will meet on Monday, May 19, 2025 at 6:00 p.m. in Courtroom #3. Additionally the HR […]
Aaron Hansen launches campaign for State Representative, Pledging 100% salary donation and bold reform agenda
Campaign statements are from the candidate. On May 15, Aaron Hansen officially launched his campaign for State Representative in Arkansas House District 81, pledging a platform rooted in integrity, transparency, and service to the people — not politics. Read more below. In a powerful commitment to the community, Hansen announced he will donate 100% of […]
Republican Eric Shepherd announces bid for House District 92
First responder and life-long Republican Eric Shepherd announced his bid for the Arkansas State House of Representatives, District 92, which includes all of Grant County and portions of Saline County. Read more below. Shepherd, a Grant County native and resident, is a veteran firefighter of nearly 20 years. Shepherd’s public service dates back to […]