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Pine Bluff City Council overturns Planning Commission ruling regarding garage apartment in Rosswood Colony

Tuesday, December 22 by Staff

The Pine Bluff City Council reversed a decision by the Planning Commission denying the request of Pamela Nelson to establish a garage apartment at 602 W. 73rd after a heated debate between Nelson, her supporters, and residents of the Rosswood Colony who opposed the... Read More.

PFF Tabs A-State’s Adams Jr. Honorable Mention All-American

Tuesday, December 22 by Staff

Arkansas State senior wide receiver Jonathan Adams Jr., the 2020 Sun Belt Conference Offensive Player of the Year, was named Monday to the Pro Football Focus (PFF) All-America Team as an honorable-mention selection. The Red Wolves placed a player on PFF’s All-America Team for the second... Read More.

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Offensive Player of the Year Adams Jr. Among Seven A-State Players Named All-SBC

Tuesday, December 22 by Staff

Arkansas State senior wide receiver Jonathan Adams Jr. was named the Sun Belt Conference Offensive Player of the Year on Monday and was one of seven Red Wolves, including a pair of first-team selections, earning all-conference recognition. Joining Adams as a First Team All-Sun Belt pick for... Read More.

No. 2 Baylor cruises to 99-42 victory over Ark-Pine Bluff

Tuesday, December 22 by Staff

WACO, Texas (AP) — LJ Cryer and No. 2 Baylor set the tempo in a hurry and go into their Christmas break as the only Big 12 team without a loss. The Bears quickly jumped out to a double-digit lead, had only five turnovers all... Read More.

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Council votes to name Aquatics Center after former Mayor Carl Redus Jr.

Monday, December 21 by Staff

The Pine Bluff City Council passed a resolution to name the Pine Bluff Aquatic Center after former Mayor Carl Redus, Jr. at Monday night’s meeting. All council members voted for the measure, with the exception of Alderman Win Trafford who decided to abstain from... Read More.

City of Pine Bluff to host “Miracle on 23rd Street” on December 22

Monday, December 21 by Staff

On December 22, seven local organizations will host Miracle on 23rd St. in hopes to make the load a little lighter and smiles a little brighter for the holidays for the families of 23rd Street, local foster care families, and youth in the community. The... Read More.

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Deputy David Cockrell retires from Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office

Monday, December 21 by Staff

Since 2007, Deputy David Cockrell has served with the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office. On December 21, 2020, family and friends celebrated his life of service to the Jefferson County community via Zoom at the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office to comply with current COVID-19 restrictions. "Deputy... Read More.

Arkansas Headed To Texas Bowl To Take On TCU

Monday, December 21 by Staff

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – For the first time since 2016 the Arkansas Razorbacks are going bowling, being selected to play TCU in the Mercari Texas Bowl at NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas on Dec. 31 at 7 p.m. on ESPN. The match-up against former Southwest Conference rival... Read More.

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Diamond Hogs Earn First Pre-Season National Ranking

Monday, December 21 by Staff

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Arkansas is back in a familiar place among the nation’s best teams in college baseball. The Razorbacks are ranked No. 22 by Collegiate Baseball in its 2021 pre-season poll released on Monday. Arkansas is one of eight Southeastern Conference teams listed in the top–25 of... Read More.

Watson Chapel Superintendent says district is seeing students “coming and going”

Monday, December 21 by Staff

By Ray King The Watson Chapel School District began the Christmas break Monday and Superintendent Dr. Jerry Guess said Friday that like most other districts in South Arkansas, his has seen students coming and going. Appearing on the Oldies 101.3 morning show, Guess said the turnover... Read More.

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USPS ‘gridlocked’ as historic crush of holiday packages sparks delays

Friday, December 18 by Staff

AP - A historic crush of e-commerce packages is threatening to overwhelm U.S. Postal Service operations just weeks before Christmas and runoff elections in Georgia that will decide control of the U.S. Senate, according to agency employees and postal industry tracking firms. As a homebound... Read More.

CAVHS anticipating vaccine arrival for front-line staff, CLC residents

Thursday, December 17 by Staff

The VA began administering COVID-19 vaccinations this week to frontline health care employees and Veterans residing in long-term care Community Living and Spinal Cord Injury and Disorder Centers at 37 VA medical centers across the country. Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare... Read More.

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Pine Bluff City Council overturns Planning Commission ruling regarding garage apartment in Rosswood Colony

PFF Tabs A-State’s Adams Jr. Honorable Mention All-American

Offensive Player of the Year Adams Jr. Among Seven A-State Players Named All-SBC

No. 2 Baylor cruises to 99-42 victory over Ark-Pine Bluff

Council votes to name Aquatics Center after former Mayor Carl Redus Jr.

City of Pine Bluff to host “Miracle on 23rd Street” on December 22

Deputy David Cockrell retires from Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office

Arkansas Headed To Texas Bowl To Take On TCU

Diamond Hogs Earn First Pre-Season National Ranking

Watson Chapel Superintendent says district is seeing students “coming and going”

USPS ‘gridlocked’ as historic crush of holiday packages sparks delays

CAVHS anticipating vaccine arrival for front-line staff, CLC residents

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