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Author: Mel Jones

League preps for year ahead at 91st Annual Convention

Greenwood Mayor and 2025-2026 League President Doug Kinslow, left, presents outgoing League President and Magnolia Mayor Parnell Vann with a plaque in recognition of his service to the League during the New Officers and Awards Luncheon on Friday, June 20.

Attendance was strong and continued an upward trend with more than 1,200 participants overall.

ACCRTA, ACAA elect new officers

City clerks, recorders and treasurers, city attorneys elect leadership

League honors individuals, cities for outstanding service

Members, municipalities recognized for their service to their communities and to the League at the 91st Annual Convention.

Police and Fire/EMS personnel compete for right to cut ribbon

A group of Pea Ridge city officials celebrated the opening of a new fitness court in July.

Pea Ridge city officials celebrated the opening of a new fitness court in July.

Keeping the map up to date

Municipal boundary changes in Arkansas from 2023-2024

Fayetteville Fleet Operations takes top honor for mid-size cities

Fayetteville is ranked the No. 4 fleet nationwide across all categories.

Looking through a new lens

Sharp view of a meadow through a lens held up against a blurry background.

Looking through new lenses can be intimidating, but it’s worth it in the end.

Standing up for those who step up

An abstract mural located in Harrison, Arkansas, depicting a colorful duck in flight against a bright yellow sun.

Let’s take our towns back. Not just in policy or in progress, but in decency.

Civility as a loss control measure

Illustration of two office workers. One is yelling at the other through a bullhorn in a brazen display of incivility.

Holding leadership accountable ensures they model and promote civil behaviors.

State commits $125 million for Arkansas Natural Resources Commission water and sewer treatment facilities grant program

Aerial photo of a bulldozer digging in the dirt on a contstruction site.

Requirements are expected to be released in early 2026.

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