AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHealth & Public Safety: Arkansas Drug Take Back Day is set for Oct. 24, with law enforcement events in every county and year-round drop boxes to help residents safely dispose of unused or expired meds. Healthcare & Accountability: The Arkansas State Medical Board revoked a Clarksville psychiatrist’s license after finding gross negligence tied to prescriptions for opioid use disorder patients. Local Impact: Fayetteville’s Bryce Davis Park reopened after about three years of improvements, including upgrades guided by community input. Education & Workforce: Arkansas State University will dedicate the Dash Goff Equine Center—Nodouble Barn on Oct. 8 for hands-on training for DVM students. Economy & Families: Arkansas paid $1.23 billion in Social Security benefits to in-state beneficiaries in December 2024, up 4.9% from the year before. Sports (Arkansas ties): Texas A&M looks to rebound as it hosts Arkansas, with the focus on tightening up offensive consistency. Community & Civic Life: A voter guide breaks down Arkansas’ four ballot issues as election season ramps up.
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