Lara Farrar is a journalist focusing on local news in Arkansas, specifically in the Little Rock area. She writes for the Arkansas Business Publishing Group, covering a wide range of topics including business, economics, healthcare, and technology. With a keen interest in the local community, Lara aims to provide informative and engaging articles that highlight the issues and developments impacting Arkansas.
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Lara Farrar's coverage focuses on local business, government announcements, and expert commentary with a particular emphasis on the Arkansas area. She frequently cites data and press releases to support her reporting.
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John M. Jumper graduated from Pulaski Academy. Credit: Vanderbilt University
By: Lara Farrar, Phillip Powell
Recently unsealed court documents contain damning evidence that suggests Tyson Foods Inc., one of its subsidiaries or its contractors may have employed minors as young as 11 and 13 in its food processing operations in Arkansas. And that those minors could be working overnight shifts and in hazardous conditions, such as on a “kill floor”.
By: Lara Farrar
Marcus Jones, Democratic candidate for District 2 Credit: Brian Chilson
By: Lara Farrar
The amount of lithium that could be extracted from south Arkansas brine might be more than enough to meet global demand.
By: Lara Farrar
Little Rock Central High is a reminder of a time when Arkansas had to be saved from itself.
By: Lara Farrar
What happens when things go wrong at a pumpkin patch? That depends.
By: Lara Farrar
Piney Ridge's name will change to Yellow Rock Behavioral Health and will move to a new address in Springdale, pending regulatory approval.
By: Lara Farrar
Kayla Moore almost died during a pregnancy complication because of anti-abortion laws that prevented doctors from providing life-saving interventions until it was almost too late.
By: Lara Farrar
Dayton Myers is as JP again in Garland County after police nabbed him for underage drinking and gambling in Hot Springs in 2023.
By: Lara Farrar
Gov. Sarah Sanders announced an overhaul of the state's employment payment plan during a press conference Nov. 12, 2024. Credit: Brian Chilson
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