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Arkansas Black Mayors Association Presents Watershed Improvement Plans to Southern & Eastern Arkansas Communities

Friday, July 12 by Alex Bivens

The Arkansas Black Mayors Association (ABMA) will host a series of community meetings to publicly present their project options component of the planning for watershed improvements in 14 areas throughout southern and eastern Arkansas beginning Wednesday, July 17 through Thursday, Aug. 1. Attendees can... Read More.

A $5k cash only bond was set for a man currently on probation being charged with third-degree domestic battery

Friday, July 12 by Alex Bivens

By Ray King A $5,000 cash only bond was set Friday for a Pine Bluff man currently on probation who allegedly bit and choked his former girlfriend. Pine Bluff District Judge John Kearney set the bond after ruling prosecutors have probable cause to charge Trvayon Lindsey,... Read More.

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A $250k cash only bond set for a man being charged with first-degree murder

Friday, July 12 by Alex Bivens

By Ray King A $250,000 cash only bond was set Friday for a man accused of shooting and killing another man earlier in the day. Pine Bluff District Judge John Kearney set the bond after ruling prosecutors have probable cause to charge Devantre Daniels, 30, with... Read More.

Suspect in custody from Friday morning murder of 30 year old Jaelin Scott

Friday, July 12 by Alex Bivens

On July 12, 2024, just before 2:00 AM, Officers of the Pine Bluff Police Department responded to a reported gunshots in the area of 23rd Ave. and Hazel St. A short time later a report of a person having been shot at 23rd Ave.... Read More.

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Congressman Bruce Westerman discussed the Democratic Party’s nominee dilemma

Friday, July 12 by Alex Bivens

Democrats around the country are debating whether President Joe Biden should remain their nominee to face Republican Donald Trump in November, or if they should dump him and select another candidate. The anxiety comes after Biden, in his own words, messed up when he debated... Read More.

City of Pine Bluff Partners with Retail Strategies to Drive Economic Development

Thursday, July 11 by Alex Bivens

BIRMINGHAM, AL (July 11, 2024) – The City of Pine Bluff is excited to announce a new collaboration with Retail Strategies, a leading economic development consulting firm, to enhance the city’s retail and restaurant landscape. This partnership, initiated through the Department of Economic & Community Development,... Read More.

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Simmons Bank Announces two $25,000 Donations in honor of former board members

Thursday, July 11 by Alex Bivens

Simmons Bank Announces $25,000 Donation to St. Peter Catholic Church in Honor of Former Board Member W. Scott McGeorge Simmons Bank announced today a $25,000 donation to St. Peter Catholic Church in honor of former board member W. Scott McGeorge. The gift will support the... Read More.

Congressman Bruce Westerman discusses the SAVE Act

Thursday, July 11 by Alex Bivens

The U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday voted primarily along party lines to approve legislation requiring voting officials to verify that only U.S. citizens are casting ballots. Five Democrats joined every Republican in adopting the Save Act, which now goes to the Senate. Fourth District Congressman... Read More.

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A $250k bond set for a PB teenager being charged with first-degree battery

Thursday, July 11 by Alex Bivens

By Ray King A $250,000 bond was set Thursday for a Pine Bluff teenager accused of shooting a man in June and stealing a Play Station. Jefferson Conty District Judge Kim Bridgforth set the bond after ruling prosecutors have probable cause to charge Paul Haltiwanger Jr.,... Read More.

A $50k bond was set for PB man for allegedly threatening to kill a police officer

Thursday, July 11 by Alex Bivens

By Ray King A Pine Bluff man was arrested Tuesday after he allegedly pointed a gun at several people and threatened to kill a police officer. Richard Kirklin, 44, was taken into custody after police were sent to a reported armed disturbance on West 12th Avenue at... Read More.

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WHSD Superintendent Gary Williams discusses retirement benefits

Thursday, July 11 by Alex Bivens

Ten teachers in the White Hall School District wrapped up their careers this year and retired. On Wednesday, Oldies 1013 Morning Show host Greg Horne talked with White Hall School District Superintendent Gary Williams about those retirements, which require 28 years to receive full benefits.... Read More.

United Way Director Jason Duren was joined by Pia Woods with 4-H

Wednesday, July 10 by Alex Bivens

Wednesday is United Way Day on Oldies 1013 and this week Jason Duren of the United Way was joined by Pia Woods representing 4-H. Before talking to Woods, morning show host Greg Horne and Duren discussed the fan drive being conducted by the United Way,... Read More.

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