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State Capitol Week in Review from Senator Ronald Caldwell

Summary by Stuttgart Daily Leader
LITTLE ROCK — Arkansas tourism continued to grow last year, generating $17.4 billion to the state’s economy and supporting almost 72,000 jobs. Every year the state Department of Parks Heritage and Tourism commissions an analysis of the economic impact of tourism. In 2024 about 52 million visitors were welcomed in Arkansas, an increase over 2023 […]
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State Capitol Week in Review from Senator Ronald Caldwell

LITTLE ROCK — Arkansas tourism continued to grow last year, generating $17.4 billion to the state’s economy and supporting almost 72,000 jobs. Every year the state Department of Parks Heritage and Tourism commissions an analysis of the economic impact of tourism. In 2024 about 52 million visitors were welcomed in Arkansas, an increase over 2023 […]

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Stuttgart Daily Leader broke the news in on Friday, July 25, 2025.
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