The District

Senate District 34

Senate District 34 Map (Click to Enlarge)

As one travels around State Senate District 34, many of the most recognizable landmarks in Arkansas come into view. The State Capitol, the Little Rock Central High Visitors’ Center, the Clinton Presidential Center, Dickey-Stephens Park, the Little Rock National Airport, Arkansas Children’s Hospital, and the Arkansas Governor’s Mansion all can be found in District 34. While these structures are striking, the real beauty of District 34 is seen in the diversity of the people who live across the various neighborhoods in this large district. That diversity can be a source of strength or it can be a source of division in our community. Too often in the past, politicians have divided us for their own electoral benefits. Jay commits to be a public servant who brings people together across lines of difference to ensure that Arkansas becomes all that we want it to be—a place where educational and economic opportunities are available for all its citizens.

The William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum

The William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum

Little Rock has three replica vintage trolleys operating on the 2.5-mile route.

Three replica vintage trolleys operate on a 2.5-mile route through downtown North Little Rock and Little Rock.

As the train enters the station, the dome of the State Capitol building can be seen on the hillside to the south. Little Rock Union Depot, built in 1921 after fire destroyed the earlier station, was once acclaimed in Ripley's "Believe It or Not" as the largest train station in the nation served by only one railroad.

Little Rock Union Depot, was built in 1921 after fire destroyed the earlier station.