Arkansas State Capitol

God bless them.

You see them running through

the hills.

It's just like they say, hey, sir, where do I go? We just want you to run through the woods for a couple of hours and then tell you what we'll time you.

Come on back, and we'll see if you guys got anywhere close to each other.

Yeah,

listen, I love that.

Like Justin said, it's a wave of people going in and out, around the hills, all the

It used to be a great place.

As a matter of fact, if you look at maps, at the Arkansas Capitol, I know we've got to get to the show, but at the Arkansas Capitol, there used to be on the third floor in one of the marble, I don't know, rotundras or whatever, there was a room of maps.

And there are these different maps of Arkansas with the cities from like 1800 to today.

And you can go see which towns were growing and that sort of thing.

The survey also indicates Israelis overwhelmingly see Israel as safer for Jews than Europe, though Arab-Israeli respondents reported a weakening sense of Israeli identity.

In US policy and engagement, Ambassador Mike Huckabee, alongside Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Israeli representatives, attended a memorial for the October 7 massacre at the Arkansas State Capitol.

Ambassador Huckabee spoke out against genocide accusations and advocated for continued support for Israel.

Finally, on the issue of antisemitism and cultural tensions, celebrity chef Samin Nosrat, who signed the 2023 Hospitality for Humanity pledge against Israeli agricultural and food products, recently appeared with Israeli chefs Itamar Esrulovich and Sarit Paka.

Surrounded by hundreds of other parents raising children with disabilities, Tamara Cooper was no longer alone.

People rallied at the Arkansas Capitol in Little Rock to describe the hardships of waiting years for disability services loved ones needed to stay at home rather than live in an institution.

Three posters leaned on the lectern in front of the speakers, including one of a child who died while waiting for the government to fund that care.

Cooper stared at the photo of a smiling seven-year-old girl.

Until people with disabilities truly have equal opportunity in America, Cooper said, advocacy will be my job.

I'm going to fight, she said.

Standing among other parents at the Arkansas Capitol, Cooper finally saw a path forward for her son and thousands of others like him.

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Little Rock, Arkansas, 1915.

Nothing again in the master list on the Arkansas State Capitol building.

Yet they have 111 documents from an 1881 post office.

The same post office pattern.