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.
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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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.
Residents are hoping to get some answers and maybe encouraged the Arkansas Board of Corrections to rethink a prison near ...
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