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An Arizona Democratic lawmaker is proposing that the Legislature make the word “Howdy” the official state greeting. Rep. Kevin Volk suggests it also could be a part of a mix of greetings. "There's an ...

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PHOENIX — A freshman Tucson lawmaker says he always greets people with a “howdy.” And now Democrat Kevin Volk wants a state law to help that catch on. He is proposing to the Legislature ...

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PHOENIX — A freshman Tucson lawmaker says he always greets people with a “howdy.” And now Democrat Kevin Volk wants a state law to help that catch on.