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That's according to data reported by Arkansas Scholarship Lottery. read more >
That's according to data reported by Arkansas Scholarship Lottery. read more >
The state has three glittering gambling halls and a fourth on the drawing board, but Arkansas sports bettors could soon have a mini-casino in their pockets: their cellphones. read more >
The Arkansas Scholarship Lottery announced Tuesday that it raised a record $106.6 million in proceeds for Fiscal Year 2021, which ended June 30. read more >
Arkansas will begin giving lottery tickets and gift certificates for hunting and fishing licenses to people who get the coronavirus vaccine, Gov. Asa Hutchinson says. read more >
The Arkansas Scholarship Lottery recently launched a microsite designed to help educate players on how to participate responsibly, understand game odds and get any needed help for problem gambling. read more >
The Arkansas Scholarship Lottery has hired Brent Standridge as its chief legal counsel, effective Feb. 8. read more >
Arkansas' former lottery director has been hired to consult for one of the industry's biggest vendors. read more >
Mark Hearn has been appointed sales director of the Arkansas Scholarship Lottery, a division of the Arkansas Department of Finance & Administration. read more >
J. Eric Hagler was appointed director of the Arkansas Scholarship Lottery in August. read more >
Arkansans have a convenient new way to play lottery draw games without a trip to the convenience store in these days of COVID-19: an app called Jackpocket that players can download to their smartphones. read more >
Gov. Asa Hutchinson has appointed J. Eric Hagler the new director of the Arkansas Scholarship Lottery, replacing Bishop Woosley, who officially stepped down on Monday. read more >
Bishop Woosley, director of the Arkansas Scholarship Lottery, has submitted his resignation, effective Aug. 3. read more >
Arkansas' lottery says it sold more than $516 million in tickets for the fiscal year, setting a new record and raising more than $98 million for college scholarships. read more >
Facing a $1.3 million breach-of-contract suit from longtime Little Rock adman Gary Heathcott, marketing agency CJRW is taking a few weeks to answer the legal complaint and may be considering settlement talks, several observers suggest. read more >
The Arkansas Economic Development Commission names Mitch Chandler to a new position, director of executive communications. read more >
Bishop Woosley has been elected first vice president of the North American Association of State & Provincial Lotteries in Concord, Ohio. read more >
CJRW and its neighbors and frequent partners across Main Street, the video production team at Waymack & Crew, brought home some shiny trinkets last month at the Hermes Creative Awards and Telly Awards. read more >
Two separate cases involving lotteries in Arkansas and Iowa may have shared tech, lies and videotape in common, but that's where the similarities end. read more >
Little Rock marketing agency CJRW has removed Gary Heathcott from the Arkansas Scholarship Lottery account, the agency says, less than three years after acquiring his services and his list of clients in a much-ballyhooed deal. read more >
Bill Waddell was recognized earlier this month as one of five recipients of the American Bar Association’s Pro Bono Publico Award for 2017. read more >
