Randal Seyler is a journalist based in Bryant, Arkansas, writing for the Benton Courier. He covers local news and events, including city council meetings, community updates, and profiles of individuals making a difference in the community. Randal's reporting focuses on keeping the residents of Bryant informed about the latest developments and issues that affect their daily lives.
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Randal Seyler's coverage is locally focused, particularly on government and politics, crime, culture & society in the Bryant area of Arkansas. His articles include announcements from local authorities and events impacting the community. If you have insights or news related to local government decisions, community events, law enforcement activities or educational developments within this specific geographic region, Randal may be interested in your pitch.
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By: Randal Seyler
The Bryant City Council approved the city's master parks plan Tuesday with little discussion.
The Central Arkansas Development Council Board of Directors voted unanimously Monday to not renew the nonprofit’s contract to manage eight regional senior activity centers.
By: Randal Seyler
Traci Boyd, Central Arkansas Development Council CFO, explains the financial impact managing the senior centers has had on the CADC during Monday's board meeting at the River Center in Benton.
By: Randal Seyler [email protected] Updated Bryant Parks and Recreation staff spent May getting ready to make a splash.
The new Chamber president and will be introduced to the Bryant City Council on Tuesday during the city’s regular June meeting.
The city of Bryant began working on alleviating a longtime flooding issue in the Oak Glenn Subdivision earlier this month. Thank you for reading!
Hundreds turned out Wednesday to celebrate the Fourth of July at the River Center in Benton.
By: Randal Seyler, Destin Davis
Attorney General Tim Griffin said Friday that Secretary of State John Thurston's rejection of the abortion amendment petition signatures was a legally sound action.
By: Randal Seyler
When Ricky Walters wandered into the Malvern Daily Record office looking for a job, he only thought he’d be there until he found the right thing for him.
By: Randal Seyler
When Ricky Walters wandered into the Malvern Daily Record office looking for a job, he only thought he’d be there until he found the right thing for him.
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