Archives For Eminent Domain

UPDATE! Ark. Cemetery Board Responds to National Park Service, et al

MORE BREAKING NEWS in Arkansas’ 3rd Congressional District! The Shaddox Cemetery Board in Newton County, Arkansas, has responded to: the Buffalo National River National Park Service (NPS) in Arkansas Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson U.S. Senator Boozman (Ark. 3rd Congressional District) U.S Representative Womack (Ark. 3rd Congressional District) as well as these employees of the Dept. […]

Arkansas Cemetery in Danger from National Park Service!

HIGH ALERT for the 3rd Congressional District In Arkansas!  Breaking news story! Shaddox Cemetery located in Newton County Arkansas (near Harrison) has just had something very tragic happen to their still active cemetery. The Shaddox Cemetery Association (SCA) erected a fence over seven years ago in order to protect the grave sites from elk damage. […]

SB757 – Rebuttal to Legislators

We at Secure Arkansas are rebutting many of the negative statements made by the Arkansas General Assembly regarding some of the Action Alerts we have sent out concerning SB757. Honestly, we feel like we have only scratched the surface of the damage that this bill could actually cause property owners. One senator claimed that we […]

Federal Blueway program ends

Original Article Here   By BILL DRAPER Associated Press January 03, 2014 4:16 PM KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — A U.S. Interior Department program intended to recognize conservation efforts along the nation’s waterways was dissolved on Friday amid opposition from landowners and politicians who feared it would lead to increased regulations and possible land seizures. The […]

Conservation Easements are a Trap! Read the fine print. Don’t sign anything.

A basic Constitutional tenet of private property ownership in America is the landowner’s right to determine the use and disposition of his or her land.   This ownership gives the property owner the right to occupy, use, lease, sell, develop, and deny public access to his or her land.   Today, landowners can lose these rights […]


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