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When you’re too old? When you can’t do the job? When you no longer care? When your decisions are questionable? When it’s no longer enjoyable? When your passion is gone? When nobody cares? When it costs too much? Sometimes it’s your choice, and sometimes it’s not.

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Arkansas is known as the Natural State for a reason. It’s a world-class destination for all who love to bike, rock climb, hunt, fish, hike, and more. Outdoor recreation is more than just a pastime here; it’s part of our heritage. As an Arkansan, my profound love for our lands and outdoor recreation has been foundational in my role as Chairman of the Natural Resources Committee.

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LITTLE ROCK – The legislature convened the fiscal session and will spend the next month working on a $6.3 billion budget for the fiscal year that begins July 1.

LITTLE ROCK – Parents can now apply to the state Education Division for Education Freedom Accounts for next year.

Constituent services is my top priority as Representative for Arkansas’ Fourth Congressional District. I understand that seeking federal assistance can be challenging and even frustrating at times; that’s why Team Westerman is equipped with highly skilled caseworkers who know how to help Arkansans who may be experiencing delays or lack of response from a federal agency. While they may not be able to guarantee you a favorable outcome, they will do their best to ensure you receive a fair and timely response to the problem you may be facing.

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LITTLE ROCK – Several state agencies are preparing for increased traffic from outof- state tourists who will drive to Arkansas on Monday, April 8, to view the solar eclipse.

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