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A new Poyen sign celebrates Justin Moore, a country music artist from Arkansas
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Poyen, Arkansas – One of the citizens of Grant County, who is also a prominent figure in the country music industry, was in need of recognition.
On Wednesday, Poyen used the opportunity to reveal a new sign that was a tribute to Justin Moore, a local resident and country music artist.
There have been many albums that have reached number one on the Billboard charts, several hits that have made it into the top ten, and two albums that have been certified platinum.
Songs such as “If Heaven Wasn’t So Far Away,” “Small Town USA,” and “Bait A Hook” have helped him become well-known during his career.
Not only was Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders present for the unveiling, but she also expressed her gratitude to the community by remarking on X that she was “honored to join the community to honor one of Arkansas’s best.”
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