States are entering into a new legislative session. Arkansas’ Regular Session of the 95th General Assembly convenes on Monday, January 13, 2025, and bill filing began on Friday, November 15, 2024. Once again, it’s time to address a vital topic that will detrimentally affect not just our state but our entire country: the calling of an Article […]
We have exciting news to report to our members. Since Secure Arkansas came out in opposition to the highway debt plan to be voted on November 8th, no less than eight other patriot groups around the state have joined us in opposition to this debt. These include some of the most active local groups in the state and include the following organizations…
We need assistance in getting 5000 plus signatures by March 31 in order to get the Streamside Protection Ordinance on the ballot for the next Fayetteville election. We need hands on deck! Anyone who can help should contact Debbie Beckerdite via email debibecker@gmail.com or call her at 479-601-5577 to pick up a packet.
Recently, Secure Arkansas has been under siege from local Arkansas newspapers. I use the term “newspaper” loosely, as apparently real journalism no longer exists in the State. Perhaps instead of “newspaper,” they should be referred to as the “Arkansas leader in yellow-journalism,” since they seem to enjoy stating opinion as fact so much. This past week, the Arkansas Times proved they earned the above title when they published an article written by Gerard Mathews titled, “The political fringe finds a voice in Arkansas.” [1] If this is the best writer the Arkansas Times has on staff, then they have more important issues to deal with than the “political fringe.”