Arkansas, Charleston
Arkansas Board of Corrections votes to build prison in Charleston
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – The Arkansas Board of Corrections has voted to build a new prison in Charleston in a Friday morning meeting. Board members met to take a vote on the 3000-bed prison after residents in the area held a town hall meeting Thursday night.
The state's purchase for a new prison in Charleston led to a town hall meeting where people in the community say there's ...
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Charleston community pushes back against $2M land purchase for proposed state prisonA $2 million land purchase near Charleston for a proposed state prison has sparked strong opposition in the small Franklin ...
A week ago, residents in this community learned that the State of Arkansas purchased 815 acres near Vesta with a plan to ...
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Charleston holds town hall meeting to address prison concernsHundreds of people living in Charleston gathered at the high school gym on Thursday night to get answers about a new ...
A new 3,000-bed prison facility expected to be built in Franklin County has many locals speaking out.On Thursday, the ...
If similar projects in other states are any guide, the price of a 3,000-bed prison could approach $1 billion, more than twice what Sanders has said.
During Thursday’s town hall in Charleston, Sen. Gary Stubblefield, R-Branch, suggested that legal action might be pursued ...
At the meeting, officials confirmed the Board of Corrections will on vote the proposed prison plan Friday, Nov. 8.
On Thursday night, hundreds of residents of the area packed the Charleston High School gym to express their concerns and ...
Residents are hoping to get some answers and maybe encouraged the Arkansas Board of Corrections to rethink a prison near ...
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