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Michael Hibblen

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Managing Editor of Newsroom Ventures, publisher of six Arkansas newspapers. 33-year news vet, including ArkPBS, @LRPublicRadio, @MiamiHerald @WLRN @CBSNewsRadio
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Secretary of state rejects Ballot Measure Rights Amendment petition

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By Michael Hibblen
| Talk Business & Politics Verified
A proposed Arkansas constitutional amendment that would make citizen-proposed laws and constitutional amendments a fundamental right has been rejected by Secretary of State Cole Jester, who alleged “many troubling irregularities” in the petitions submitted to place the measure on the November ballot.
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Arkansas company is finding innovative uses for mobile storage

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By Michael Hibblen
| Talk Business & Politics Verified
The use of mobile storage containers has drastically improved the way construction sites operate. Now, Little Rock-based Hugg and Hall Mobile Storage, which is marking 30 years in business this year, is ambitiously looking to the future with ideas of how simple steel shipping containers can greatly improve aspects of other industries, including hospitality, housing and energy. Since being founded, the company has expanded to having 17 locations in Arkansas and six neighboring states.
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Legislation would provide grants to improve HBCU facilities

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By Michael Hibblen
| Talk Business & Politics Verified
A bill in Congress would direct the U.S. Department of Education to award grants to historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) to cover the cost of renovations, repairs and construction of campus facilities. The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, Philander Smith University and Arkansas Baptist College in Little Rock, and Shorter College in North Little Rock are among schools that would benefit if the legislation becomes law. U.S. Rep.
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