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Janelle Lilley

  • Attorney, Cline Law Group PLLC
  • General Counsel, Alpha Mortgage Corporation
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More than 25,000 diapers donated in Spirit of Arkansas Diaper Drive

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By Janelle Lilley
| KATV-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
During the month of September, KATV, Edwards Food Giant and Edwards Cash Saver partnered together for the Spirit of Arkansas Diaper Drive. The final diaper count was more than 25,000 packages. The Central Arkansas Diaper Bank serves more than 100 families every month and organizers say the need is growing in Central Arkansas.
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Airline travelers in Little Rock will notice impact of furloughs, travel expert says

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By Janelle Lilley
| KATV-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
On Thursday, American and United Airlines announced that 32,000 employees will be furloughed. The airlines told employees that they can't afford to keep them on the payroll after the CARES Act Payroll Support Program expires. Travel expert Anita Pitts has worked in the industry for decades and has seen the highs and lows before but says she's never seen a challenge as significant as COVID-19.
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Expired Ark. medical marijuana cards no longer accepted in October

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By Janelle Lilley
| Newton County Times Verified
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. _ Despite the pandemic, the medical marijuana business is booming in Arkansas with $143 million in product sold and more Arkansans than projected obtaining a medical certification. "We projected that when the market was fully mature we'd have about 40 to 50,000 [Arkansans with certification cards]. Well, now we're at 80,000," said Scott Hardin, communications director at the Department of Finance and Administration. Over the last few months, many of those certifications expired.
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