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Jefferson County Man Held on Aggravated Assault Charge After Domestic Incident

Friday, September 19 by Luke Matheson

By Ray King A $15,000 bond was set Friday for a Jefferson County man accused of hitting and choking his girlfriend during an altercation Thursday. Pine Bluff District Judge John Kearney set the bond after ruling prosecutors have probable cause to charge Robert Burton, 27, with... Read More.

Pine Bluff Man Held on $50,000 Cash Only Bond for Drug and Firearm Charges

Friday, September 19 by Luke Matheson

By Ray King A $50,000 cash only bond was set Friday for a Pine Bluff man currently on parole and with what prosecutors called a “significant criminal history” on drug and weapons related charges. Pine Bluff District Judge John Kearney set the bond after ruling prosecutors... Read More.

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Bond Set at $25,000 for Parolee Accused of Robbing Pine Bluff Convenience Store

Friday, September 19 by Luke Matheson

By Ray King A $25,000 bond was set Friday for a man accused of hitting a clerk at a convenience store in August, then fleeing without paying for merchandise. Pine Bluff District Judge John Kearney set the bond after ruling prosecutors have probable cause to charge... Read More.

Pine Bluff Seeks National Heritage Area Designation, Eyes Major Investment for Downtown

Friday, September 19 by Luke Matheson

The City of Pine Bluff is taking steps to join a prestigious list of National Heritage Areas across the United States, a move that could bring significant recognition — and funding — to the region. Currently, there are 62 National Heritage Areas in the country.... Read More.

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Blue Knights Host First Annual Terry W Wingard Memorial Ride to Support First Responder Mental Health

Friday, September 19 by Luke Matheson

Members of the Blue Knights Arkansas IV Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club will be conducting the First Annual Terry W. Wingard Memorial Ride on Saturday, Sept. 27. Beginning with registration at 9 a.m. Dustin Summers, a member of the Blue Knights explained the ride. According to a... Read More.

Sheridan High School Undergoes Major Multi Agency Drug Sweep to Ensure Campus Safety

Thursday, September 18 by Luke Matheson

Sheridan High School was the center of a large-scale drug sweep Wednesday as law enforcement agencies from across central and southeast Arkansas partnered in a joint operation aimed at keeping the campus free of contraband. The Grant County Sheriff’s Office and Sheridan Police Department led... Read More.

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Connie Compton Announces Candidacy for Jefferson County Circuit Clerk

Thursday, September 18 by Luke Matheson

With current Jefferson County Circuit Clerk Flora Cook-Bishop announcing her retirement at the end of her term, Connie Compton has announced her intention to run for the office. Compton is currently a member of the Watson Chapel School Board and says she has more than... Read More.

Jefferson County Judge Sues Over Withheld Salary, Claims State Law Is Unconstitutional

Thursday, September 18 by Luke Matheson

Jefferson County Judge Gerald Robinson has filed a lawsuit against the Jefferson County Circuit Court, seeking $53,052.45 in unpaid salary for the first half of 2025. Robinson argues that a new state law preventing his payment is unconstitutional. The legal action, filed Sept. 10, stems... Read More.

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Reverend George H. Barnes Sr. Announces Run for Justice of the Peace in District 9

Thursday, September 18 by Luke Matheson

Reverend George H. Barnes Sr., a longtime community leader, pastor, and former mayor, has announced his candidacy for Justice of the Peace in District 9 of the Jefferson County Quorum Court. Born in Jefferson County on October 17, 1949, Barnes has dedicated decades to public... Read More.

Pine Bluff Named to Arkansas Trail of Tears Historic Sites List

Thursday, September 18 by Luke Matheson

The City of Pine Bluff has been designated as one of five new sites on the Arkansas Trail of Tears, a recognition that will bring new historical signage to the area to educate visitors about the region’s role in the Trail of Tears. Pine Bluff... Read More.

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Monticello Schools Lockdown Lifted After Security Threat

Thursday, September 18 by Luke Matheson

The Monticello School District (MSD) confirmed Wednesday that a precautionary lockdown has been lifted and all students and staff are safe following a security threat in the area earlier in the day. According to school officials, the district enacted its safety protocols after receiving information... Read More.

Southeast Arkansas Families Apply in Droves for Healthy Homes Repair Program

Thursday, September 18 by Luke Matheson

Hundreds of families in Jefferson and Desha counties have applied for help through the Communities Unlimited (CU) Healthy Homes Repair Program, a new initiative aimed at fixing unsafe and aging homes across the Delta. Funded by a $2 million U.S. Department of Housing and Urban... Read More.

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