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Robin Wynne, justice on the Arkansas Supreme Court since 2015, dies at age 70

Thursday, June 22 by Staff

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Robin Wynne, a justice on the Arkansas Supreme Court who wrote court rulings in high-profile cases on issues such as voter ID and recreational marijuana, has died. He was 70. Wynne died Wednesday night, said Marty Sullivan, the director of... Read More.

Initial Matchups Announced for MAC-SBC Challenge

Thursday, June 22 by Staff

The Mid-American Conference and Sun Belt Conference have partnered for the MAC-SBC Challenge and initial matchups for Arkansas State men’s and women’s basketball have been announced for the 2023-24 season.The first game occurs during the opening week of the 2023-24 regular season from Wednesday,... Read More.

Deltaplex area State Trooper named Trooper of the Year

Thursday, June 22 by Staff

Arkansas State Police Colonel Mike Hagar introduced keynote speaker Bill Buford, retired ASP Bomb Squad Commander and former ATF Agent in Charge, at the 2023 Arkansas State Police Awards Ceremony today. "In the 25 years I was Agent in Charge here ... I never had... Read More.

Jefferson County District Courts to offer Warrant Amnesty Week

Wednesday, June 21 by Staff

Jefferson County Division 1 District Court Judge Kim Bridgforth and Division 2 District Judge John Kearney, Sr., explain how they're tackling the problem of missed court dates.There are a lot of people facing criminal charges that show up for their day in court. However,... Read More.

$4 million available for private landowners adding winter migratory bird habitat

Wednesday, June 21 by Staff

LITTLE ROCK — The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s Private Lands Habitat Division is looking for landowners who want to put more waterfowl and shorebird habitat on the ground this winter, and thanks to a new initiative through the Natural Resources Conservation Service, there’s... Read More.

Watson Chapel School Board hires head baseball coach; Several teachers and administrators

Tuesday, June 20 by Staff

The Watson Chapel School Board voted unanimously to name former Pine Bluff High School and UAPB Golden Lions pitcher Brandon Little as the next head baseball coach of the Watson Chapel Wildcats at a special called meeting on Tuesday night. Little, who recently graduated from... Read More.

Judge strikes down Arkansas ban on gender-affirming care for transgender minors

Tuesday, June 20 by Staff

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A federal judge struck down Arkansas’ first-in-the-nation ban on gender-affirming care for children as unconstitutional Tuesday, the first ruling to overturn such a prohibition as a growing number of Republican-led states adopt similar restrictions. U.S. District Judge Jay Moody issued... Read More.

Two men sentenced to life in federal prison for robbery and murder of Brandon McHan and for wounding Jason Booth

Tuesday, June 20 by Staff

Two men accused of robbing and shooting two men at Wise Buck Pawn Shop on November 12, 2018 will spend the rest of their lives in federal prison without the possibility of parole.Daryl Strickland, Jr. and his accomplice Rodney Henry, were both charged with... Read More.

White Hall Police Department to offer warrant amnesty program

Tuesday, June 20 by Staff

The White Hall District Court will offer an “amnesty period” to people with an active failure to appear or failure to pay warrants.For a limited time, starting Thursday, June 15, 2023 and continuing through July 3, 2023, people will be able to resolve outstanding... Read More.

Smith Nabs All-America Honors From ABCA, Perfect Game

Friday, June 16 by Staff

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Arkansas pitcher Hagen Smith has taken home two more All-America honors, securing second-team recognition from both the American Baseball Coaches Association and Perfect Game.Smith has now been named an All-American by four major selectors, including three – ABCA, Collegiate Baseball Newspaper and... Read More.

Drew Memorial Hospitial receives $4.9 million in American Rescue Act funds in advance of Baptist Health takeover

Friday, June 16 by Staff

Drew Memorial Hospital in Monticello has been awarded $4,926,897 in American Rescue Act funds as the hospital prepares to merge with Baptist Health beginning July 1, 2023.The merger comes after the hospital reported major financial woes earlier this year.The hospital reported in February... Read More.

Monticello Mayor Jason Akers encourages local contractors to bid on city jobs

Thursday, June 15 by Staff

Monticello Mayor Jason Akers is encouraging local contractors to bid on city jobs, according to a press release.By law, most City of Monticello projects that are engineered are required to be bid on, according to the release.“In the past, many local contractors simply weren’t... Read More.

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Robin Wynne, justice on the Arkansas Supreme Court since 2015, dies at age 70

Initial Matchups Announced for MAC-SBC Challenge

Deltaplex area State Trooper named Trooper of the Year

Jefferson County District Courts to offer Warrant Amnesty Week

$4 million available for private landowners adding winter migratory bird habitat

Watson Chapel School Board hires head baseball coach; Several teachers and administrators

Judge strikes down Arkansas ban on gender-affirming care for transgender minors

Two men sentenced to life in federal prison for robbery and murder of Brandon McHan and for wounding Jason Booth

White Hall Police Department to offer warrant amnesty program

Smith Nabs All-America Honors From ABCA, Perfect Game

Drew Memorial Hospitial receives $4.9 million in American Rescue Act funds in advance of Baptist Health takeover

Monticello Mayor Jason Akers encourages local contractors to bid on city jobs

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