ATR 5 2021 digital

2021-22 ARKANSAS
ROAD TEAM CAPTAINS

 Arkansas Road Team
Captains Lazaro Ruiz and Rodney Ashbrook – ABF Freight
Chris Parker Benton, Ark.
Wesley Cox – J.B. Hunt Transport
Fayetteville, Ark.
Danny Fuller – XPO Logistics
Jonesboro, Ark.
Dave Hall – ABF Freight
Austin, Ark.
Robert Kelley – Walmart Transportation
Searcy, Ark.
Ronnie Mahan – FedEx Freight
Sherwood, Ark
Gary Mars – Walmart Transportation
Fayetteville, Ark.
Weston Mars – Walmart Transportation
Fayetteville, Ark.

Donnie Pace – ABF Freight
Little Rock, Ark.
Chris Parker – FedEx Freight
Pine Bluff, Ark.
 Road Team Captain
Ronnie Mahan Larry Rhein – FedEx Freight
Harrison, Ark.

Lazaro Ruiz – Old Dominion Freight Line
Bono, Ark.
Austin Simmons – FedEx Freight
Siloam Springs, Ark.



 Road Team Captains Chris
Parker and Donnie Pace with
Penny Hughs (Purple Wave
Auction) at first public event:
2021 ATA Annual Conference








 Road Team Captain
Dave Hall





 Road Team Captain
Wesley Cox  Road Team Captain Robert Kelley





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Truck Driver Appreciation



Goes on Tour




2021 Arkansas Trucking Association Driver Appreciation Events








Tommy Staggs (TA Petro), Donald Pace (Arkansas Road Team), Carl Boja (TA
Petro), Jimmy Russell (ABF Freight) and Mark Fleming (TA Petro)




By Bethany May
Managing Editor


There are things you can count on
year in and year out.
Every September, the banks close on
th
Labor Day. On the 11 , we remember.
Farmers harvest the last cantaloupes and
the first pumpkins of the season. And for
over two decades, the Arkansas Trucking
Association has organized volunteers and
donations to coordinate a one-day cook- tion event. The special occasion would championships due to the pandemic
out at a busy, local truck stop to serve take gratitude on the road, where the and changing rules and risks in com-
hot lunches to the drivers traveling along truck drivers live and work, to say thank munities around the country. Not
I-40, where more than 15,000 trucks you in three different cities on three long after, Arkansas also decided to
travel east of North Little Rock daily, to different days during the 2021 National cancel the competition as its members
mark Truck Driver Appreciation Week. Truck Driver Appreciation Week, Sept. continued to navigate the COVID-19
These are September traditions to set 12–18. outbreaks. The event draws more than
your clock to. The tour included partnering with 1,000 drivers, friends, families, col-
Even when shop doors shut, when three different truck stop hosts. leagues to Northwest Arkansas for a
hurricanes hit land, when the pipe- • Monday, September 13, at Pilot weekend of camaraderie and competi-
lines paused and when the bridges Flying J, 8300 State Highway 108, in tion.
were broken, truck drivers were the Texarkana “More than ever, the 3.5 million
ones we could count on to keep mov- professional drivers in this country have
ing. ATA has always set an example for • Wednesday, September 15, at inspired us and earned every bit of the
celebrating their skills, professionalism Loves, 8060 Highway 282, in Alma attention and public awareness they
and dedication to the job because it’s • Friday, September 17, at TA/Petro, have received as essential workers,” said
essential to American life. In the past 3205 Valentine Road, in North Newton. “Under normal circumstances,
18 months, when everything else was Little Rock we invite them to come compete and
shifting due to the public health and show off their skills and we literally
economic crises, drivers were as depend- One of the motives for moving cheer them on. Of all the losses, big and
able as ever. the event around the state was to get small, we miss seeing drivers.”
To recognize drivers for delivering face-to-face time with more driv- The tour allowed ATA and over
under more challenging circumstances ers. In February, American Trucking 30 sponsors and volunteers to retrieve
than ever, this summer, ATA President Associations announced that for the some of that lost time with drivers to
Shannon Newton and her staff began second year in a row, the organization pause and say ‘thank you’ for delivering.
planning a different kind of apprecia- would be cancelling its annual driving 

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GOLD SPONSORS























SILVER SPONSORS AND OTHER DONATING COMPANIES

BNSF Logistics ABF Freight
Aon
Cummins Sales and Service
C.C. Jones, Inc.
Distribution Solutions, Inc.
D.W. Story & Associates, Inc.
Great West Casualty Company Groendyke, Inc.

Healing Waters

J.B. Hunt Transport
Loggins Logistics
McKee Foods Transportation, LLC
 Mike Alvey (Tyson Morris Transportation Services, LLC
Foods) grills lunch for
drivers at TA Petro in PC Promotions
North Little Rock
Rich Insurance Services
Senior Medicare Solutions
Stoughton Lease
 Juan Vasquez and Tony Evans
(Great West Casualty Company) along Tri-State Thermo King
with Dwayne Smith (Rich Insurance
Services) show drivers appreciation at USA Truck
Love’s in Alma









 Tanya Rogers
(USA Truck), Shannon
Newton (ATA) chat
with driver



 VaLynn Mills (Aon), Daniel Thomasson (Loggins Logistics),
Katie Thomason (ATA) and Brittany Ward (Loggins Logistics)
prepare lunches for drivers at TA Petro in North Little Rock


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Sarah Sheets (ATA) and Michael Metzger (Great West Casualty THE FANS
Company) welcome drivers to Love’s in Alma In one week, ATA, with the help of
14 gold sponsors, four silver sponsors
and over 20 additional donating and
volunteering companies, provided hot
lunches to 1,200 drivers.
For the second year in a row, Gov.
Asa Hutchinson, in an executive proc-
lamation, declared September 12-18,
2021, Truck Driver Appreciation Week
in Arkansas.
“At the peak of the pandemic, truck
drivers delivered life-saving vaccines to
Arkansans, bringing hope and health
back to the state,” Gov. Asa Hutchinson
said.
“In times of prosperity or times of
THE CHAMPIONSHIP The CDL holder with the highest crisis, Arkansas’ and our nation’s econ-
The Arkansas Road Team showed score at each location was sent a $100 omy rides on the shoulders of profes-
up at each tour stop with SAFE1, the gift card. Winners included Twin City sional drivers who bring what we need
official Share the Road simulator. Prior City Transportation Driver Johnathan every day to thrive and survive, build
to Truck Driver Appreciation Week, ATA Blackwell at the Texarkana apprecia- and rebuild our lives across the state.”
partnered with L3 to create a special tion day; Lee Sheppard from Singularity ATA also launched a billboard cam-
virtual championship course where Group at the Alma appreciation day paign around the state in September
truckers could test their driving skills and Kayla King, a truck driver and to remind the motoring public that
video-game style. trainer with Maverick Transportation at “America’s recovery is being delivered by
the North Little Rock appreciation day the truckload.”
tour stop. 



 Arkansas Road Team Captain
Dave Hall advises during a
test of the Share the Road
simulator





 Sarah Sheets (ATA)
and Chris Parker
(Arkansas Road Team)
serve lunches to  Steve Hill (Stoughton Lease), Tanya
drivers at Pilot Flying J Rogers (USA Truck), Katie Thomason (ATA)
in Texarkana and Misty Lentz (Rich Insurance Services)
prepare lunches for drivers in Alma
 Kayla King (Maverick
Transportation) had the
highest score in the
virtual championship out
of all locations
 Billy Stark
and Mike Alvey
(Tyson Foods)
 Christy Moore (Distribution
Solutions, Inc.) and Nate Rich
(Rich Insurance Services)




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 Cory Estes and Billy
Stark (Tyson Foods) grill
burgers, hot dogs and chicken
sandwiches for drivers at
Love’s in Alma








 Sarah Sheets (ATA) and Chris Parker
(Arkansas Road Team) serve lunches to
drivers at Pilot Flying J in Texarkana




 Arkansas
Road Team
Captain Robert
Kelley (Walmart
Transportation) and
Ricky Duncan (Tri-
State Thermo King)
volunteer at TA
Petro in North Little
Rock
 Katie Thomason (ATA) and Brian Boyette
 Driver showing off his home-grown peppers (Tri-State Thermo King)




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“Whether it’s a global pandemic,
a natural disaster or a major bridge
closure, these essential workers endure
incredible challenges to ensure our
communities are stocked with medi-
cine, food, fuel and all of life’s essen-
tials,” said ATA President Shannon
Newton.
The official event may be over,
but ATA encourages the community to
continue to recognize and find ways
to thank the men and women behind
the wheel of the health and economic
recovery in the country. The demand  Katie Thomason (ATA) welcomes
for their services has not waned, and so driver to Love’s in Alma
gratitude for it shouldn’t either. ATR






















 Miranda Leonard and Misty
Lentz (Rich Insurance Services)
smile with driver and pup


Kimberly Hagood (BNSF Logistics), Steve
Hill (Stoughton Lease), Katie Thomason
and Mike Brust (ATA) welcome drivers to
Love’s in Alma  J.B. Hunt Transport team,
Andrew Harris and Rodrick Isom,
deliver donated water for Truck
Driver Appreciation Week on Tour
events.










 James Macy and
Tanya Rogers (USA
Truck)







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Insider Trucking




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Utility’s New Location in Siloam Springs





















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rable dashboard. sales manager position, and Theresa management positions in trucking but
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2020 Census Reveals


Changes in Arkansas
2020 Census Reveals Changes in Arkansas




In August, the U.S. Census Bureau released the 2020 Census population numbers that show the largest
In August, the U.S. Census Bureau released the 2020 population numbers that show the
metro areas in the state continue to add residents. Since the last census in 2010, the overall population
largest metro areas in the state continue to add residents. Since the last census in 2010, the
of Arkansas increased by 3.3% to 3.01 million. The biggest growth occured in Northwest Arkansas, while
overall population of Arkansas increased by 3.3% to 3.01 million. The biggest growth occurred
population shrunk along the south and east borders of the state.
in Northwest Arkansas, while population shrunk along the south and east borders of the state.
The numbers reflect the population as of April 1, 2020. Redistricting discussions began in
The numbers reflect the population as of April 1, 2020. Redistricting discussions began in the Arkansas
the Arkansas Legislature on Sept. 29, 2021, to redraw the maps for congressional districts, and
Legislature on Sept. 29, 2021, to redraw the maps for congressional districts, and state legislative district
state legislative district boundaries negotiation will follow.
boundaries negotiation will follow.















































Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Arkansas Geographic Information Systems Office
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Arkansas Geographic Information Systems Office ATR

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By Arkansas State Senator reach 4.9%, and ensure the funding of This provides confidence that our state
Jonathan Dismang our Long-Term Reserve fund to 20% is financially stable and responsible.
Guest Writer of the prior year’s general revenue During the past session, Senate leader-
expenditures. ship made it a priority to plan for the
While it appears Currently, Arkansas has the most future by pushing all possible surplus
we have finally (and complicated income tax system in the balances to the Long-Term Reserve
thankfully) concluded country. Combining the tables will Account.
one of the longest help eliminate some of our tax code’s The immediate income tax cut,
sessions in recent complexity, and it will also result in not including the future reductions to
history, we still have significant tax cuts for middle income 4.9%, will total nearly a quarter of a
unfinished business. earners who have been left out of past billion dollars. With last session’s work
After extending the regular session reductions. With a significant focus on to fully fund the Long-Term Reserve
to wait for the pending redistricting working families, the plan strikes a fair Account, its balance now exceeds one
census data, the legislature completed balance by providing tax cuts to work- billion dollars. We are prepared, we are
the congressional maps in a session ing Arkansans and job creators. planning, and we are working. I could
wrap-up that ultimately had very little When considering the mix of sales, not be prouder of our state’s financial
to do with maps. The close morphed property, and income taxes, it is clear position and our legislative leadership’s
into a difficult discussion on employee we are falling farther behind our neigh- commitment to planning for a better
vs. employer rights and the differences boring states, in terms of competitive- tomorrow.
between government mandates and ness. With an immediate commitment Many at the Capitol are focused
employer requirements. to drop the top rate from 5.9% to 5.5% on long-term, tangible improvements
Amid the noise of the continuing and to lower the top rate to reach 4.9% for our state. Hopefully, the progress
debate related to COVID-19 policies and over the next three years, we are closing doesn’t continue to get lost in the noise.
other hot button social issues, we have that gap. Another benefit of combining If you get a chance, tell President Pro
quietly set the stage to make responsible the tables is that every income earner Tempore Hickey and Speaker Sheppard
strides in reforming our state’s income making above $39,000 will benefit from thanks for their leadership and thanks
tax structure. all top rate reductions. for governing.
The tax plan’s foundations No state wants to repeat Kansas’s
are simplification, fairness, and tax cut missteps. Making certain that Senator Jonathan Dismang (R-Searcy)
serves as the Co-chair of the Joint Budget
competitiveness. our Long-Term Reserve Account is ade- Committee. Senator Dismang is owner
As a quick overview, the proposed quately funded is key. Doing so ensures and president of Dismang Consulting
plan will combine the low- and middle- that the state’s essential obligations are Services, LLC, where he provides financial
income tax tables, lower the top tax met in the event of an economic down- oversight services with an emphasis in
rate to 5.5% with a plan to responsibly turn or significant decrease in revenues. real estate.



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