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The tangled web at Little Rock City Hall

The city's story changes on what it knew about a former mayoral aide's involvement in a city contract with his future employer.
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Little Rock city attorney raises 'serious legal concerns' about LITFest contract

There are "serious legal concerns" about the contract to produce LITFest between the city of Little Rock and the consulting firm Think Rubix, City Attorney Tom Carpenter said in a letter to Mayor Frank Scott Jr. and members of the Board of Directors in a Friday letter.
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UPDATED: Despite city denial, records show mayor's former chief of staff helped craft Think Rubix LITFest submission

Blake’s involvement in securing the contract for his new employer does not break any laws. But the dishonesty about that involvement supplies ammunition to the Scott administration’s detractors, who frequently complain about a lack of transparency in city government.
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Ashanti announced to headline LITFest, other festival updates

Grammy-winning artist Ashanti was announced Thursday to headline LITFest. Festival organizers released its most comprehensive update on what to expect from the October festival, including panel topics and named entertainment.
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Blue Hog adds to list of unanswered FOI requests at Little Rock City Hall

Lots of questions about LITFest, but few answers.
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LITFest will be free, other updates still vague

The festival is scheduled for Oct 7. to 9 with free panels and live entertainment. Performers still remain a mystery.
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LITFest is coming soon, but little information is yet available

Mayor Scott announced LITFest in March 2022. It's coming in just a few weeks, but little information is available.

Little Rock sets LITFest Oct. 7-9, one month ahead of general election

LITFest set for October, good timing for the mayor's re-election bid.
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Little Rock mayor pitches sales tax increase in state of city address

Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr. will again ask the city's Board of Directors to put to voters a one-cent sales tax increase, he announced at his virtual state of the city address Thursday.
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