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Cattle farmers weigh in as tariffs on imported beef paused temporarily

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By Phoebe Cramer Verified
| KNWA-TV (Fayetteville, AR) Verified
LINCOLN, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — President Donald Trump is temporarily lowering tariffs on certain ground beef imports to boost supply and lower prices in the US. For Cheyenne Holiday, a fourth-generation cattle farmer at PLR Farms in Lincoln, a decision like this can quickly drive down market prices for local farmers.
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Cattle farmers weigh in as tariffs on imported beef paused temporarily

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By Phoebe Cramer Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Cattle farmers weigh in as tariffs on imported beef paused temporarily Fri, August 28, 2026 at 11:48 PM EDT LINCOLN, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — President Donald Trump is temporarily lowering tariffs on certain ground beef imports to boost supply and lower prices in the US. For Cheyenne Holiday, a fourth-generation cattle farmer at PLR Farms in Lincoln, a decision like this can quickly drive down market prices for local farmers.
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Nonprofit provides free Narcan kits to rural schools in Northwest Arkansas

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By Phoebe Cramer Verified
| KNWA-TV (Fayetteville, AR) Verified
HUNTSVILLE, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — A nonprofit provides Narcan kits to rural schools. Arkansas requires public high schools and public institutions to carry naloxone. Chris Jones, co-chair of Northwest Arkansas Harm Reduction, said there is a huge need for Narcan in rural school districts. In small communities, limited funding restricts access. “Even if someone can get to the store, finances are sometimes stretched thin. Narcan can be expensive over the counter,” Jones said.
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