Lonoke County, located in Arkansas, is a primarily agricultural county known for its rich history and natural attractions. Established in 1873, it is the only county in the state with a county seat that shares the same name. The county is home to notable sites such as the Joe Hogan Fish Hatchery, Smoke Hold Natural Area, Toltec Mounds State Park, and Camp Nelson Confederate Park. With a population of 74,015 as per the 2020 Census, Lonoke County offers a blend of rural charm and scenic beauty.
The Lonoke County courthouse, built in 1928, stands as a testament to the county's resilience, having been rebuilt multiple times due to fires. Led by County Judge Doug Erwin, Lonoke County's government strives to serve its residents efficiently and effectively. The county also boasts dedicated officials such as County Clerk Dawn Porterfield, County Circuit Clerk Deborah Oglesby, County Sheriff John Staley, County Treasurer Patti Weathers, County Collector Therese L. O'Donnell, County Assessor Donna Pederson, and County Coroner Carla Horton, along with a team of Justices of the Peace who work towards the betterment of the community.
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