Little Rock Photo Gallery
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Arkansas River at sunset
Old State House Museum
Arkansas River with barge
River Market District
Arkansas River at sunset
Arkansas River Trail
Exterior of the William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum
Interior of the William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum
Replica of Clinton Administration oval office at William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum
On Friday, Feb. 28, 2020, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard discussed the effect of the new coronavirus on the global and U.S. economies during a presentation to the Fort Smith Regional Chamber of Commerce, in Fort Smith, Ark. Speaking at events like this is part of the St. Louis Fed’s ongoing transparency and outreach efforts across its seven-state Federal Reserve District.
On Feb. 27, 2020, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard (far left) met with members of the Fort Smith Regional Council, a group of area leaders who are focused on economic development in the region that includes the northwestern Arkansas city. Meeting with Bullard were, from left, Jim Walcott, executive chairman of custom printing company Weldon, Williams and Lick; Roger Holroyd, president of Arvest Bank in Fort Smith; Kyle Parker, CEO of the Arkansas Colleges of Health Education; Terisa Riley, chancellor of the University of Arkansas-Fort Smith; and Samuel Sicard, president and CEO of the First National Bank of Fort Smith. Interacting with local business and civic leaders in communities like Fort Smith gives Bullard a better understanding of the economic dynamism in the Eighth District.
St. Louis Fed President James Bullard (center), toured the United States Marshals Museum in Fort Smith, Ark., on Feb. 27, 2020. Set to open in 2021, the museum will tell the history of the 230-year-old U.S. Marshals Service, the nation’s oldest federal law enforcement agency. Patrick Weeks, president and CEO of the museum, and Alice Alt, president of the museum foundation, joined Bullard in the museum. The tour was part of a two-day visit to the northwestern Arkansas city, which is in the St. Louis Fed’s District. Bullard regularly visits communities like Fort Smith to interact with local business and civic leaders and better understand local economic conditions.
St. Louis Fed President James Bullard (center), toured the United States Marshals Museum in Fort Smith, Ark., on Feb. 27, 2020. Set to open in 2021, the museum will tell the history of the 230-year-old U.S. Marshals Service, the nation’s oldest federal law enforcement agency. Patrick Weeks, president and CEO of the museum, and Alice Alt, president of the museum foundation, joined Bullard in the museum. The tour was part of a two-day visit to the northwestern Arkansas city, which is in the St. Louis Fed’s District. Bullard regularly visits communities like Fort Smith to interact with local business and civic leaders and better understand local economic conditions.
