Dine in service at restaurants permitted to reopen on May 11

Restaurants will open for limited dine in service on May 11. 33 percent of the occupancy rate will be permitted through phase one. Physical distancing will be required between patrons, and reservations are encouraged, but not required. Phase two will allow for 66 percent occupancy, while... Read More.
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County judge pushes census participation

According to Jefferson County Judge Gerald Robinson, Jefferson County has a 46.0% self-response rate as of the 27th of April to the 2020 census. The state average is 48.9%, and the national response rate is 53.2%. The importance of getting a complete COUNT for our... Read More.
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Court rejects Washington appeal

By Ray King The Arkansas Court of Appeals on Wednesday rejected the appeal of a Jefferson County man convicted as an habitual offender of being a felon in possession of a firearm who contended that his decision to represent himself at trial was not made... Read More.

Jefferson County records it’s 13th Coronavirus death

Jefferson County now has its 13th Coronavirus death after a patient at Jefferson Regional succumbed to the virus Wednesday morning. Jefferson County Coroner Chad Kelley confirmed the death to DeltaplexNews.com, noting that the victim was an African American female in her 70’s that passed away... Read More.
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State parks to begin to reopen Friday

By Ray King Arkansas State parks which have been closed since April 3 will begin to reopen Friday under specific conditions. Governor Asa Hutchinson said Tuesday that beginning May 1, over-night camping will be permitted in state parks but only for in-state residents and only with... Read More.
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Jefferson County records its 12th Coronavirus death

Jefferson County now has its 12th Coronavirus death after a patient at Jefferson Regional succumbed to the virus Tuesday morning. Jefferson County Coroner Chad Kelley confirmed the death to DeltaplexNews.com, noting the victim had been hospitalized since March 31, and passed away at 9:30 Tuesday... Read More.
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Food plants topic at Governor’s COVID-19 update

By Ray King A recent statement by an executive for Tyson Foods predicted a food shortage as processing plants around the country close because of the COVID-19 virus was a topic of discussion Monday during Governor Asa Hutchinson’s daily update on the Corona virus pandemic. Hutchinson... Read More.