Honored to have been a part of the premier for “Unveiled: Daisy Bates and Johnny Cash" this week. With the two now featured in the National Statuary Hall, it’s our hope that Arkansans will always take pride in our state’s history & the people who helped make it what it is today.

Today we honored the men and women of courage who honored their call to service during the Vietnam War. The 50th Commemoration highlighted a small portion of what all Veterans did facing the enemy, reintegrating into society, and the way they built our country & military after.

This morning we honored families whose loved ones paid the ultimate sacrifice as Arkansas firefighters. At the State Capitol, the Firefighters Memorial serves as a reminder of our state’s heroes who lost their lives, and we are forever grateful for their service.

After speaking at the Gillette Coon Supper, Coach Martin Rawlins asked me to speak to his high school government class from Marvell Academy. Today I was able to spend time with those students, and I was deeply impressed by their knowledge of our government. Thank you, Coach

Last year, the Daisy Bates statue was unveiled at the U.S. Capitol, signifying her nationwide impact. I was honored to present the official model of that statue to the Daisy Bates House today and see the very place Bates and other advocates did some of their most impactful work.

I’m thankful for the National Day of Prayer, and I’m praying for Arkansans and our leaders statewide and across the country. We’re so blessed to live in a country built on the foundation of faith, and I pray we continue to build on that.

Johnny Cash left a powerful impact on our nation from his roots in Kingsland, Arkansas. My office was proud to present his family and the Mayor of Kingsland with a replica of the statue now on display in Statutory Hall in Washington.

State Capitol offices will be closed for business on Monday, May 26, in observation Memorial Day. However, the Capitol building will be open to the public from 8:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m.   Have a great Memorial Day weekend! 🇺🇸

Proud to announce Arkansas officially ranks first in the nation for election security, as of the latest scorecard from the Heritage Foundation. These scorecards are widely considered the gold standard for election security rankings! Looking forward to building on our successes.

Today marks 30 years since Morgan Nick went missing out of Alma, Arkansas. In light of the continued search for Morgan by her mother Colleen and people across the nation, we will be lighting the State Capitol pink tonight. Please join us in praying for the Nick family today.

Thirty years of a nationwide search for Morgan Nick. Arkansas has been committed to bringing her home the last three decades and always will continue to do so. On tonight’s anniversary, Arkansas lit our State Capitol pink in her honor.

Enjoyed speaking with the Air Force JROTC yesterday here at the Capitol. Encouraged by their leadership course and the bright futures ahead of each student!

Happy Independence Day from the men and women of the Arkansas Capitol! We are thankful to serve you every day.

“In Arkansas, election security comes first. Intentional violations of election law should always be met with criminal charges," said Secretary of State Cole Jester. "We have an attorney general who enforces the rule of law, and I am deeply thankful for his actions in this case.

My office is praying for the family of Senator Gary Stubblefield today as they mourn his passing. We’re thankful for his service to the state of Arkansas and ask for your prayers for his family.

Thank you to Arkansas Business for the honor of being named a 20 in Their 20s! I am so thankful for those who have poured into my life, my family, my pastors, my friends, and ultimately the one true God who puts breath in my lungs and faith in my life. Life is good because God

Senator Gary Stubblefield was a leader and servant for the state of Arkansas, but more importantly, a good person and man of deep Christian faith. He will be deeply missed here at the Capitol.

🤝 With Arkansas Secretary of State Cole Jester and DG Yvonne Hsiao as witnesses, Secretary of Agri. Wes Ward and the Taiwan business representatives announced that Taiwan will purchase U.S. soybeans and corn products over four years, with a total value of $5.56 billion.

I am proud to announce the Charlie Kirk Memorial Exhibit at the Arkansas State Capitol. It starts today and will continue through the end of October. In America, we debate with words, not bullets. This exhibit is about ensuring the message of someone who was assassinated is not

➡️ 14 days ➡️ 1 day. That’s how Arkansas does business. Government should never stand in the way of growth. Businesses, not government, will make our state’s economy flourish. That’s why my office cut business filing times from 14 days to just one, over a 90% reduction in wait