Blue Dots Gather Here!

JUNETEENTH

POSTED BY R&M SOUTHERN EATERY.

🎉✨ Celebrate Juneteenth with R&M and the FCBOR Diversity Committee ! ✨🎉

Join us for the Local Love Lunch & Celebration on Thursday, June 19th from 12–3 PM at the Kris Allen Stage in Conway!

🌟 Hosted by FCBOR Diversity Committee

🍽️ kickstart lunch at R & M Southern Eatery at 11 AM then head over to the festivities over at Kris Allen Stage!

🎨 Free face painting
🍹 Free mocktails
🍧 Free snow cones for the first 100 guests!

🎶 Live entertainment, community spirit & joyful vibes!

Let’s honor Juneteenth, uplift local Black-owned businesses, and celebrate freedom, unity, and reflection together! 💚❤️🖤

RUN FOR SOMETHING!

If you’re interested in running for office in the 2026 midterm election here are the filing fees to run on the Democratic Party of Arkansas ticket.

In Arkansas, the candidate filing period for the 2026 elections will open at noon on November 3, 2025, and close at noon on November 11, 2025.

Contact us or the State party with any questions.

HOW OLD DO I HAVE TO BE TO VOTE?

If you’re going to be 18 on or before the next election date, you can register to vote.

HOW DO I REGISTER TO VOTE?

• You can contact the Faulkner county clerk’s office at 501.450.4909 or

• Call the Secretary of State’s office at 501.682.1010.

• To participate in any election, make sure you register to vote at least 30 days prior to the election day.

HOW DO I CHECK MY REGISTRATION?

• First, check the ID that you're going to use when you vote. Make sure it is not expired or going to expire before the next election.

• Even if you believe your voter registration is up to date, check it anyway.

• You can contact the Faulkner county clerk’s office at 501.450.4909 or

• Go to VOTERVIEW to find all your information: what name you're registered with, all of your districts, voting locations when they come available and sample ballots.

WHAT IF I'M DISABLED?

• Your ability to vote is protected by law, and there are accomodations available to you.

• If you have questions or concerns, you can contact Disability Rights AR at 1.800.482.1174 or click in this box to go to their website at https://disabilityrightsar.org/

PHONE SCREEN SAVERS TO SHARE

Whether you’re socializing with friends or engaging in discussions about voting, these screensavers offer a convenient solution. The embedded QR code swiftly connects you to the Secretary of State’s voterview website, granting access to essential information such as polling locations, voter registration verification, and sample ballots.

YOUNG DEMS

COME VISIT WITH US

FAULKNER COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY

FIRST MONDAY OF THE MONTH: DEMOCRATIC PARTY MEETS AT 630 PM AT THE MCGEE CENTER

FAULKNER COUNTY DEMOCRATIC WOMEN

FIRST MONDAY OF THE MONTH: DEMOCRATIC WOMEN MEET AT NOON AT MIKE'S PLACE

COMMUNITY

Communities thrive on mutual respect, understanding, and empathy.

PROGRESS

Progress is a journey —a perpetual pursuit of community, possibility, and empowerment

POSSIBILITY

It's the audacity to dream big, to challenge the status quo, and to envision new realities.

TRANSFORMATION

It's about embracing the unknown, the possibilities that lie beyond the horizon, and striving towards a future that is not only prosperous but just, harmonious, and sustainable.

WHAT OUR VOLUNTEERS SAY

I was motivated to get involved in the local Democratic party because it has become clear that the Democrats are aligned with values I feel are important – integrity, honesty, and a culture of caring for all of our fellow Arkansans. This party values evidence-based rationale to help strengthen our community through inclusivity, education, and economic plans that allow everyone to achieve their goals and build a better Arkansas for everyone. The genuine enthusiasm that I see from other members at the local meetings is contagious, and it’s exciting to witness these local efforts making a difference right here in Faulkner county.

Jeff

Working in my community lets me get to know people I likely would not meet otherwise, and lets me share my skills and resources with people who happen to need me at the moment. Whether it is working in the library community garden, working on political activities, or helping with other community efforts, I feel good knowing that my bit of work makes our community stronger for those who come behind me

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