r/Arkansas

Has anyone had this issue? I’m 22 and getting denied from alcohol or tobacco sales because the system on their end presents an error and says this ID is not valid? My ID is clean and only a year old. The DMV says I can just get a duplicate but I don’t want it to keep preventing me from these sales if the barcode stays the same / faulty.
For some reason it works at the maverick stations.
Any suggestions?

My husband and I are celebrating our 4th anniversary and we’re looking at Arkansas. We’d be coming from East TX so not sure where’d be the best. He’s not very into nature or hiking. We do like sight seeing.

• Anyone 16 and older camping, hiking, birding, fishing, hunting or otherwise accessing AGFC-owned wildlife management areas or lakes must have either a valid hunting license, fishing license or AGFC WMA/Lake Conservation Permit.

Does this mean you need a fishing or hunting license to enter state parks or any agfc area?

if you wanted to go skiing or tubing, do you have to buy fishing licenses?

If you have out of state company and want to take them to a park just to see it, not hunt or fish, do they have to get out of state licenses?

If you go to picnic at the lake, is game and fish going to ticket everyone?

I seen all the events but is there any places i can just park up and have a good view of all the fireworks without a large crowd? I wanna be able to smoke so obvi no big events Im used to there being multiple places everywhere in houston but last night i stayed home thinking at least some neighbors would and it literally sounded like a ghost town i definitely wasnt expecting that so i just wanted to see some tonight!!

Was wondering if anyone has TCW in the state and how their service has been if they do use them as an ISP.

I have optimum and it has been terrible.

I received my electric bill today and looked through the details and found an additional charge this month called the "Generating Arkansas Jobs Act". After doing some googling, "it allows utilities to bypass traditional regulatory models and pass construction costs to ratepayers immediately". I was further frustrated that "Proponents argue the legislation guarantees reliable power for massive energy-intensive facilities like artificial intelligence (AI) and data centers."

My question is whether this is a flat charge or something that is based on a percentage of your electric bill? The timing of this couldn't have been worse considering we are entering the high usage season.