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Sexual discrimination lawsuit filed against Pine Bluff High School principal

Wednesday, January 15 by Greg

A former Pine Bluff High School teacher has filed a lawsuit claiming Principal Dr. Michael Nellums sexually harassed her on numerous occasions starting in 2015. The Pine Bluff School District and Superintendent Dr. Jeremy Owoh are also named in the lawsuit.In the lawsuit, the... Read More.

Simmons First Foundation donates to Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office K-9 Fundraiser

Wednesday, January 15 by Greg

The Simmons First Foundation donated $4000 to The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office K-9 fundraiser.The Simmons First Foundation was established in 2013 to help give back to the communities that have been so vital to the continuing growth and success of Simmons Bank."I'm proud of... Read More.

Four more tornadoes confirmed in SeArk

Wednesday, January 15 by Greg

Four more tornadoes have been confirmed from Saturday morning's storms in Southeast Arkansas after four tornadoes were confirmed earlier in the week by the National Weather Service.The previous four tornadoes were confirmed in Drew and Ashley counties. The additional four tornadoes have been confirmed... Read More.

Woman dies following traffic accident in Crossett

Wednesday, January 15 by Greg

A Crossett woman died after her vehicle struck a traffic sign and a tree in Crossett Monday afternoon, according to an Arkansas State Police preliminary accident report.Mary Dell Jones, 60, of Crossett was traveling south in the northbound lane of the 1000 block of... Read More.

Millage for White Hall schools passes

Tuesday, January 14 by Greg

Voters passed a 2.9 millage for the White Hall School District on Tuesday. The vote was 1,061 for the millage, while 603 voted against the millage.The passing of the millage will allow the White Hall School District to provide safety and security updates, tornado... Read More.

Woman charged in former lawmaker’s death faces new charges

Tuesday, January 14 by Greg

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A woman charged with killing a former Arkansas state lawmaker faced new charges Tuesday alleging that she asked fellow inmates to kill the victim’s ex-husband. Rebecca Lynn O’Donnell, who has pleaded not guilty to capital murder in the killing of... Read More.

White Hall man files lawsuit against retired Arkansas State Police officer

Tuesday, January 14 by Greg

White Hall’s Ed Monk is a West Point graduate who retired from the US Army as a Lieutenant Colonel, and who has served on the White Hall Police Department since 2010. Additionally, he lived in Louisville after he retired from 2007-2010, where he was... Read More.

Governor discusses levee board during weekly radio address

Tuesday, January 14 by Greg

LITTLE ROCK – On Friday, Governor Asa Hutchinson talked about the recommendations that the Arkansas Levee Task Force submitted to him this week in its final report during his weekly radio address.Hutchinson created the task force and appointed 27 members in June last year,... Read More.

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UAM appoints Halley interim vice chancellor

Tuesday, January 14 by Greg

The University of Arkansas at Monticello recently announced the appointment of Crystal Halley as interim vice chancellor of academic affairs.Most recently, Halley was UAM associate vice chancellor for academic affairs. Chancellor Peggy Doss selected Halley to serve in an interim capacity while a search... Read More.

Lawyer sues Arkansas officials for not allowing gun in court

Tuesday, January 14 by Greg

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — An Arkansas attorney is suing local officials for denying him access to a courthouse while carrying a handgun, testing a state law meant to allow lawyers to possess firearms on court premises, according to the law’s authors. Chris Corbitt, a... Read More.

Arkansas #1 Set for Dedication to Commemorate the Bowie Knife as the Official Knife of Arkansas

Monday, January 13 by Greg

The 92nd General Assembly, in ACT 510, designated the Bowie knife, commonly known as the “Arkansas Toothpick,” as the official knife of the State of Arkansas.The General Assembly also passed, and Governor Asa Hutchinson signed into law ACT 818, which designated Historic Washington, Arkansas,... Read More.

Arkansas prison inmate stabbed to death in shank attack, officials say

Monday, January 13 by Greg

LEE COUNTY, Ark. – An Arkansas prison inmate is dead after an attack behind bars.The Arkansas Department of Corrections (ADOC) says it happened late Sunday night at the East Arkansas Regional Unit (EARU) in Lee County.The ADOC identifies the victim as Carl Luke Lowe,... Read More.

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