(This is the first in a series about some of the more offbeat and colorful personalities that have graced the political history of Arkansas. A previous article about an earlier figure in this genr ... Read More
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Gadflies, Eccentrics and the Offbeat in Arkansas Politics Part One - William "Coin" Harvey
Old State House Museum - Wednesday, July 29, 2020
The Reformer as Political Lightning Rod: Gov. Carl Edward Bailey
Old State House Museum - Wednesday, July 15, 2020
Carl Bailey will never be known as a politician who stuck his finger in the air and judged the political winds before moving on a particular issue - instead, he was known for his stalwartness in t ... Read More
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