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Federal data show that Arkansas led the nation with a 5.1% GDP increase in the fourth quarter—exceeding the 2.4% national rate and marking it as the top state for economic growth. The rise was driven by agriculture and health care as Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders credited lower taxes and investments in education and workforce development.

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Drivers in Arkansas will pay slightly more for gas this week as the average price increased by 7.8 cents to $2.81 per gallon last week; the cheapest is $2.55 and the most expensive is $3.15—GasBuddy said prices may peak in mid-to-late April.

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City Water and Light will flush its water systems next week in several Jonesboro areas, starting Sunday, April 6 and ending Friday, April 11. The flushing will run nightly from about 11 p.m. until 5 a.m. and may stir up minerals that cause water color changes — customers are advised to run faucets if discoloration continues.

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