1. Meet & Greet Fundraiser in Support of Dr. Chris Jones for Governor
2. ACANSA Art Festival of the South Presents The Reminders
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3. ACANSA Art Festival of the South Presents Its 5th Charlotte Gadberry Award Featuring Award-winning Saxophonist Louis Fouché and Honoring Garbo & Archie Hearne
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4. ReMix Ideas, CALS, and Partners Host River Shop Pop-Up Market
5. The H.O.M.E. Teen Youth Center Hosts Its Queen’s Gala Honoring Delois Braggs, Rev. Hezekiah Stewart, Little Rock City Manager Bruce Moore, and Rev. Benny Johnson
6. Bethel A.M.E. Church Celebrates Its Lay Family and Friends Day Featuring Pastor TW Scott & The Singing Revs
7. The People to Elect Jannie Cotton State Representative Host Fundraising Reception
8. Mayor Frank Scott, Jr., to Deliver State of the City Address March 28
PRESS RELEASE
March 22, 2022
Contact: Spencer Watson | (m) 501 804 4822 | [email protected]
LITTLE ROCK – On Monday, March 28 at 6 p.m., Mayor Frank Scott, Jr., will deliver the 2022 State of the City address from Southwest High School, 9715 Mabelvale Pike. The event, entitled Growing Forward, is returning to a live venue this year after being held virtually last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
It will stream to both the City YouTube and Facebook pages (@citylittlerock).
By city ordinance, the State of the City address must be given before March 31 each year. During the event, Scott will not only cover the accomplishments achieved and goals reached in 2021, but also provide in-depth plans for 2022.
“Our City faced has faced historic challenges over the past two years, but we have overcome and thrived despite them,” said Scott. “Now is the time to be thinking ahead and planning for the next challenges. Now is the time not just to be growing, but growing forward, considering carefully how we can shape our City to be a place where opportunity abounds for all residents to live, work and enjoy everything Little Rock has to offer.”
The event will feature participation from the Little Rock Police and Fire Departments, among others, as well as participation from the Mayor’s Youth Council and students from Southwest High School.
Residents are invited to attend in person or watch online.
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9. UALR Bowen School of Law Center for Racial Justice and Criminal Justice Reform Hosts Its Judicial Listening Series
10. Connors for Judge Hosts Campaign Fundraiser
