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Charges filed

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'Little guy' won

I recently engaged in a friendly disagreement with a valued reader over the Fayetteville Public School District's materials, which advocate the highly contentious and divisive critical race theory.

Lawsuit filed against Huntsville School District, School Board

Lawsuit filed against Huntsville School District, School Board By Jamie Weiss     HUNTSVILLE, Arkansas (KHBS, KHOG) Fort Smith Attorney Joey McCutchen filed a lawsuit on Thursday against the Huntsville School District and Huntsville Public Schools Board of Education for allegedly violating Arkansas’ Freedom of Information Act (“FOIA”). According to the lawsuit, the Huntsville Public Schools Board of Education violated FOIA when the School Board held a meeting about disciplinary action for an alleged sexual assault on campus, but did not notify news agencies about the meeting prior as is required in Arkansas’ FOIA law. McCutchen said “there is not a more serious matter than our children being sexually abused. It’s unfathomable in a case involving child sexual abuse and conflicts of interest, the school leadership would not provide full and complete transparency.” McCutchen continued, saying “the victims and their families deserve better; the School District

Lawsuit filed against Huntsville School District, School Board

City of Van Buren sued over Christmas parade

City of Van Buren sued after not allowing Confederate flag to be displayed during Christmas parade The city along with Mayor Hurst is being sued after a Christmas float displaying the Confederate flag was not allowed in the parade. Author: Haleigh Schmidt Updated: 6:29 PM CST January 15, 2021 VAN BUREN, Ark. Fort Smith Attorney Joey McCutchen announced Friday (Jan. 15) that he has filed suit against the City of Van Buren and Mayor Joe Hurst after a float displaying the Confederate flag was not allowed in the city s Christmas parade. According to McCutchen, the city violated the First Amendment free speech rights of Sons of the Southern Cross and its president James Bible.