Rural champions

May 29, 2016 at 4:00 a.m.

Submitted photo State Rep. Bruce Cozart, R-District 24, third from left, was recognized April 22 as a Champion of Rural Arkansas during a reception in Little Rock. The event is co-sponsored by Rural Community Alliance and the Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas. Rural Community Alliance is a statewide nonprofit organization whose purpose is to help rural schools and communities survive and thrive. The organization has chapters in 65 small rural communities throughout the state. The Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas provides electricity to 490,000 people to power their homes, businesses and farms.
Submitted photo State Rep. Bruce Cozart, R-District 24, third from left, was recognized April 22 as a Champion of Rural Arkansas during a reception in Little Rock. The event is co-sponsored by Rural Community Alliance and the Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas. Rural Community Alliance is a statewide nonprofit organization whose purpose is to help rural schools and communities survive and thrive. The organization has chapters in 65 small rural communities throughout the state. The Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas provides electricity to 490,000 people to power their homes, businesses and farms.

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State Rep. Bruce Cozart, R-District 24, third from left, was recognized April 22 as a Champion of Rural Arkansas during a reception in Little Rock. The event is co-sponsored by Rural Community Alliance and the Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas. Rural Community Alliance is a statewide nonprofit organization whose purpose is to help rural schools and communities survive and thrive. The organization has chapters in 65 small rural communities throughout the state. The Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas provides electricity to 490,000 people to power their homes, businesses and farms.

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