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Noel Oman
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Transportation Reporter, Arkansas Democrat Gazette
Little Rock
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Jacksonville council member raises questions about Rock Region Metro’s deal for micro-transit service in city
By Noel Oman Verified| Arkansas Democrat Gazette Verified An agreement between Jacksonville and Rock Region Metro to provide on-demand micro-transit service in the city isn't the same deal that the Pulaski County transit agency's former chief executive officer promised last year, according to a Jacksonville City Council member. "I thought we should have asked more questions," said Council Member Brian Blevins. "I got outvoted.
By Noel Oman Verified| Arkansas Democrat Gazette Verified Normal maintenance on the U.S. 64 bridge over the Arkansas River in Fort Smith will require lane closings for four days beginning today, according to the Arkansas Department of Transportation. Maintenance crews will close eastbound lanes from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. daily through Thursday, weather permitting. Traffic will encounter signs and orange cones as they enter the work zone, the department said.
Jacksonville council member raises questions about Rock Region Metro’s deal for micro-transit service in city
By Noel Oman Verified| Arkansas Democrat Gazette Verified An agreement between Jacksonville and Rock Region Metro to provide on-demand micro-transit service in the city isn't the same deal that the Pulaski County transit agency's former chief executive officer promised last year, according to a Jacksonville City Council member. "I thought we should have asked more questions," said Council Member Brian Blevins. "I got outvoted.
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Arkansas Democrat Gazette
The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette is the largest and only statewide newspaper in Arkansas, based in Little Rock. It was formed in 1991 through the merger of the Arkansas Democrat and the Arkansas Gazette, which have a rich history dating back to the 19th century. The Arkansas Gazette, founded in 1819, was the first newspaper in the state, while the Arkansas Democrat began in 1878, leading to a long-standing rivalry. The newspaper provides daily and Sunday print editions with home delivery across all Arkansas counties. It also has a digital presence, offering subscriptions and access to historical archives that include digitized issues from both predecessor publications and the merged entity. The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette serves a diverse readership, including policymakers, businesses, and households, and continues to be a vital source of news in the state, combining traditional journalism with modern digital practices.
Founded: 1819