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Tull City Council and mobile-home park owner dispute continues

Thursday, April 17 by Ray King

The on-going dispute between the owner of a mobile home park and the City of Tull in Grant County continued with members of the Tull Zoning Committee looked to take decisive action.According to the Sheridan Headlight newspaper, Aaron Morehart has said he was going... Read More.

Beloved actor talks to Deltaplex News about his new role

Thursday, April 17 by Rick Walker

Craig T. Nelson, best known for his role as Hayden Fox in the series "Coach" and on "Young Sheldon" is starring in a new film called Green And Gold about a farmer looking to save his land from foreclosure with "help" from his beloved... Read More.

Star City Superintendent talks about new transfer bill, school schedule

Thursday, April 17 by Rick Walker

The Arkansas Legislature has passed a new bill dealing with athletic transfers. During his monthly appearance on Sunrise Deltaplex, Star City Superintendent Jordan Frizzell gave his reaction to the bill.He went on to say he thinks it's a good move because it's better for... Read More.

Arbor Day celebrations starting today in the Deltaplex

Thursday, April 17 by Rick Walker

Arbor Day is coming up next week, but the Jefferson County Extension Service is getting a head start by planting a tree today.The public is invited out today for the first ceremony at noon at SEARK. Kevin Harris told Deltaplex about the next two... Read More.

$5k bond set for man charged with second-degree battery

Thursday, April 17 by Deltaplex Staff

By Ray King A $5,000 bond was set Wednesday for a Pine Bluff man accused of choking a doctor who was treating the man at the hospital. Jefferson County District Judge Kim Bridgforth set the bond after ruling prosecutors have probable cause to charge David Heartsfield,... Read More.

Entergy Arkansas recognizes National Safe Digging Month – Call 811 before you dig

Thursday, April 17 by Deltaplex Staff

Spring is here and with warmer temperatures on the way, this is the prime season to start home improvement and landscaping projects. April is National Safe Digging Month and Entergy Arkansas is reminding you to notify Arkansas 811 before digging into your list of... Read More.

Arkansas Bans PBM Ownership of Pharmacies to Combat Drug Price Inflation

Wednesday, April 16 by Luke Matheson

New legislation signed by Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders prohibits Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs) from owning pharmacies in Arkansas.This measure aims to address concerns regarding the influence and practices of PBMs, which have been accused of exploiting regulatory gaps to the detriment of consumers, inflating... Read More.

Young guns post another increase in Arkansas youth turkey harvest

Wednesday, April 16 by Luke Matheson

LITTLE ROCK — Hunters aged 6 to 15 enjoyed one of the best Arkansas youth turkey hunts over the weekend, checking 1,443 gobblers, an increase of 22 percent over last year’s youth turkey hunt results. AGFC Turkey Program Coordinator David Moscicki said the increase in... Read More.

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BREAKING! Arkansas lawmakers have voted to eliminate the state grocery tax

Wednesday, April 16 by Rick Walker

State lawmakers have voted to eliminate the state's grocery tax. House Bill 1685 will eliminate the 0.125% tax. It is backed by Governor Sanders and once it is signed, will go into effect on January 1, 2026. The Governor's office says it will return... Read More.

$25k bond set for ADC employee caught with contraband inside the Randall Williams Correctional Facility

Wednesday, April 16 by Luke Matheson

By Ray KingA $25,000 bond was set Wednesday for a woman who worked at the Randall Williams Correctional Facility on drug and contraband allegations.Jefferson County District Judge Kim Bridgforth set the bond after ruling prosecutors had probable cause to charge Shawn Whelan, 51, with... Read More.

$10k bond set for Pine Bluff man charged with resisting arrest & other charges

Wednesday, April 16 by Luke Matheson

By Ray KingA$10,000 bond was set Wednesday for a Pine Bluff man arrested after being involved in an altercation Tuesday who damaged a police car after he was handcuffed.Jefferson County District Judge Kim Bridgforth set the bond after ruling prosecutors have probable cause to... Read More.

Access to city parks being limited by police

Wednesday, April 16 by Ray King

The Pine Bluff Police Department and Pine Bluff Parks and Recreation announced access to city-owned parks would be limited until further notice.The decision has been made in response to recent threats of violence on social media, the PBPD said in a Facebook post Tuesday... Read More.

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