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LITTLE ROCK, AR – The Arkansas Department of Agriculture is pleased to announce that additional funding has been made available to assist with feral hog eradication efforts in Arkansas. Senator John Boozman was instrumental in securing $650,000 in federal funding through the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2022 for the Arkansas Department of Agriculture to implement additional eradication efforts across the state. Additionally, the Buffalo River Conservation Committee (BRCC) allocated $74,960 to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Wildlife Services (USDA Wildlife Services) to expand eradication efforts within the Buffalo River watershed.

Residents and nonresidents may fish anywhere in Arkansas noon Friday, June 10, until midnight Sunday night, June 12, without fishing licenses or trout permits. Regulations for Arkansas waters apply: daily limits, slot limits and length limits must be observed. An annual tradition sponsored by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission and approved by Gov. Hutchinson, Free Fishing Weekend gives many people the opportunity to enjoy the amazing angling The Natural State has to offer.

The application period for Arkansas’s special urban bowhunts for the 2022-23 deer hunting season is now open. The hunts, which begin Sept.

Beginning May 16, BRTC began following summer hours. Campuses will be open from 7 a.m.

The following materials are now available at the Rector Public Library FICTION Sea of Tranquility : a novel – Emily St John Mandel 22 seconds – James Patterson When she dreams – Amanda Quick YOUNG ADULT FICTION She gets the girl – Rachael Lippincott Family of liars – E. Lockhart I am the ghost in your house – Mar Romasco – Moore Howl – Shaun David Hutchinson Loveless – Alice Oseman Flirting with fate – J.C.