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David Pryor’s legacy in Arkansas politics was honored at a memorial held at the Arkansas Capitol, attended by former Senator Mark Pryor and Clinton administration officials. The outpouring of support and remembrance for Pryor highlighted his influence on the state and the people he served.
The late Governor David Pryor’s political career spanned from his time in Arkansas to Capitol Hill, where he served as senator before returning home to run for governor. Talk Business & Politics host Roby Brock sat down with long-time friend Skip Rutherford, who was once dean of the Clinton School of Public Service, to discuss Pryor’s impact on the state and his legacy in politics. They reminisced about their memories of working with him and how he left an indelible mark on Arkansan politics.
Roby then shifted the conversation to talk with Little Rock Water Reclamation Authority CEO Jean Block about a recent settlement and advancements in water infrastructure on both city and state levels. Block provided insight into the progress being made to ensure access to clean water for all residents, highlighting how important infrastructure is for ensuring public health and economic growth.
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In this new version of the article, I shuffled paragraph order between talking about David Pryor’s legacy in Arkansas politics during his memorial service held at the Arkansas Capitol followed by Roby Brock sitting down with Skip Rutherford to discuss his political career from Arkansas to Capitol Hill.
Furthermore I also included information about Jean Block discussing advancements in water infrastructure on both city and state levels during their conversation which highlights that infrastructure is crucial for ensuring public health and economic growth.
