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Seven Justices Introduce Secondary Budget for Quorum Court Consideration

Tuesday, December 9 by Ray King

By Ray King A proposed 2026 budget of nearly $40 million was read for the first time during a meeting attended by just over half of the Jefferson County Quorum Court on Tuesday. With County Judge Gerald Robinson and most of the justices who support him... Read More.

State Pediatrics Group issues statement on change in hepatitis B vaccine recommendations

Monday, December 8 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Following the national Advisory Committee on Immunization’s (ACIP) vote Friday to downgrade its recommendations to protect infants from Hepatitis B, the Arkansas Chapter, American Academy of Pediatrics issued the following statement: “Arkansas pediatricians spend every day partnering with caregivers to ensure... Read More.

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UAM to introduce new doctorate in forest resources

Monday, December 8 by Ray King

MONTICELLO, Ark. — The University of Arkansas at Monticello (UAM) is set to offer a Ph.D. in forest resources in the spring 2026 semester, following recent approval from the Higher Learning Commission (HLC). The UAM Board of Trustees approved the program in October 2024, followed... Read More.

Desha County Sherriff’s Office gets grant to buy in-car computers and operating systems

Friday, December 5 by Ray King

A grant from the Arkansas Department of Public Safety has allowed the Desha County Sheriff’s Department to purchase in-car computers and their operating systems. According to the McGehee-Dermott Times News, the computers will allow deputies to access the Arkansas and National Crime Information Centers, run... Read More.

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Grant County farmers and ranchers qualify for drought relief funds

Thursday, December 4 by Ray King

Local farmers and ranchers in Grant County are eligible to apply for a federal relief program which provides benefits to livestock owners who experience losses due to qualifying drought conditions. According to the Sheridan Headlight newspaper, the Livestock Forage Disaster program (LFD) helps offset feed... Read More.

EMS calls top November Fire Department activity report

Tuesday, December 2 by Ray King

The Pine Bluff Fire and Emergency Services Department responded to 446 calls in November, with more than 62 percent of them being emergency medical responses. According to the monthly statistics released prior to a meeting of the City Council Monday, firefighters answered 277 EMS calls... Read More.

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Tips offered to avoid holiday charity giving scams

Tuesday, December 2 by Ray King

As the holiday season approaches, many people are eager to donate to their favorite charities. However, this time of year also sees an increase in scams that prey on people's generosity. With Giving Tuesday just around the corner, Dr. Philip Huff, a computer science... Read More.

Entergy Arkansas offers tips for safely decorating homes and trees

Monday, December 1 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – As soon as the last of the Thanksgiving leftovers are packed away, many families begin decorating for the holidays. While twinkling lights and festive displays bring joy to the season, Entergy Arkansas reminds customers that safety should always come first... Read More.

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Grant County Sets Aside Funds for Legal Fees on Proposed Data Center and Solar Farm

Monday, December 1 by Ray King

Legislation authorizing the Grant County Quorum Court to set aside money to pay attorney fees if necessary, in matters relating to a proposed data center and solar farm. According to the Sheridan Headlight newspaper, the Quorum Court set aside $5,000 to pay an attorney if... Read More.

State Auditor reports reaching milestone in returned property

Tuesday, November 25 by Ray King

Auditor of State Dennis Milligan has reached a significant milestone, returning over $100 million to current and former Arkansans through the Unclaimed Property division. Since taking office, Milligan has returned $100.2 million, with unclaimed property often including cash from unreturned utility deposits, unused checking accounts,... Read More.

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Dr. Goldmon completes training as Gilman International Scholar Advisor

Monday, November 24 by Ray King

Pine Bluff, AR — As part of UAPB’s efforts to expand international learning opportunities, Dr. Suzzette Shaw Goldmon, associate professor and coordinator for UAPB’s Hospitality and Tourism Management Program, recently completed specialized training as a Gilman International Scholarship advisor. The Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship... Read More.

UAMS receives grant to develop cancer-related technologies program

Monday, November 24 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK — The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) has received a $1.5 million, multiyear grant from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) to create a new graduate-level certificate program focused on the commercialization of cancer-related technologies. The UAMS Cancer and Developing Entrepreneurial Technologies... Read More.

Author: Ray King

Seven Justices Introduce Secondary Budget for Quorum Court Consideration

UAM to introduce new doctorate in forest resources

Desha County Sherriff’s Office gets grant to buy in-car computers and operating systems

Grant County farmers and ranchers qualify for drought relief funds

EMS calls top November Fire Department activity report

Tips offered to avoid holiday charity giving scams

Entergy Arkansas offers tips for safely decorating homes and trees

Grant County Sets Aside Funds for Legal Fees on Proposed Data Center and Solar Farm

State Auditor reports reaching milestone in returned property

Dr. Goldmon completes training as Gilman International Scholar Advisor

UAMS receives grant to develop cancer-related technologies program

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