Pay raise for police chief gets do-not-pass recommendation

By Ray King A resolution increasing the salary of Pine Bluff’s Police Chief from $90,152 to $115,000 received a do-not-pass recommendation from the City Council’s Administration Committee Friday afternoon. Committee members Lloyd Holcomb, Jr., and Glen Brown, Sr., were joined by Councilmembers Joni Alexander, Ivan Whitfield,... Read More.

Courthouse restoration grants awarded to Southeast Arkansas counties

Five counties in Southeast Arkansas have received grants for courthouse restoration programs. According to the Lincoln Ledger newspaper, Arkansas County, Bradley County, Chicot County, Dallas County, and Lincoln County all received money from the Arkansas Historic Preservation Program, an agency of Arkansas Heritage. The grants are... Read More.
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UAPB Student-Athletes Continue To Shine In The Classroom

UAPB Student-Athletes Continue To Shine In The Classroom The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff Department of Athletics continued its academic success this past spring semester with another strong performance in the classroom. The department owned a 3.11 term grade point average this spring, and UAPB... Read More.
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Grant County planning improvements at park

Improvements are planned at the Cox Creek Lake Park in Grant County, using grant money from the state. The Sheridan Headlight newspaper reported that the county has received a $15,000 grant from the Arkansas Rural Community Grant program to install a dump station at the... Read More.

McGehee Police report rash of auto parts thefts

The McGehee Police Department has issued a warning to area residents about a rash of recent thefts of vehicle parts. According to the McGehee Dermott Times, McGehee Police have received about 20 reports of thefts of catalytic converters but believe the total number could be... Read More.
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