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Southeast Arkansas College President Dr. Stephen Bloomberg shares information on the new student dorms

Friday, July 21 by Alex Bivens

As Southeast Arkansas College prepares to begin its athletic programs this fall, construction is continuing on the dormitories those athletes will live in. On Thursday, SEARK President Dr. Stephen Bloomberg was a guest on the Oldies 1013 morning show and talked about those dorms. Morning show... Read More.

Online Purchasing Tips from BBB of Arkansas

Tuesday, July 18 by Alex Bivens

With online retailers like Amazon and Walmart+ kicking off the buying season, it's a good idea to know what is legit and what is not. Cara Carlin with the Better Business Bureau of Arkansas joined Rick Walker on Sunrise Deltaplex to give some tips. Cara... Read More.

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Charles L. (Charlie) Daniels, 83, one of the longest-serving elected officials in Arkansas state government history, passed away

Wednesday, July 12 by Alex Bivens

The Honorable Charles L. (Charlie) Daniels of Bryant passed away on July 9, 2023, at UAMS Medical Center in Little Rock, Arkansas, at the age of 83. With a career spanning four decades that included elected service as Arkansas Secretary of State, Commissioner of State... Read More.

Arkansas lottery sets new record in proceeds

Tuesday, July 11 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK — The Arkansas Scholarship Lottery, or ASL, announced Tuesday it set a new record of $114,767,979 in proceeds for scholarships and sales. According to the news release, ASL announced it raised the record amount for the fiscal year of 2023, which ended June 30. An... Read More.

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One killed, 3 hurt in Arkansas County accident

Monday, July 10 by Ray King

A two-vehicle crash in rural Arkansas County Saturday afternoon resulted in the death of one person and injuries to three more. According to a preliminary report, Alish Ratnani, 25, of Mabelvale was southbound in the northbound lane of U.S. 165 in a 2003 Ford when... Read More.

The Arkansas Black Mayor’s Association hosting flooding info meeting Thursday

Wednesday, July 5 by Greg

The Arkansas Black Mayor’s Association will be hosting an information meeting at the Pine Bluff Convention Center Thursday at 6 p.m. to collect information about flooding problems in Pine Bluff and Jefferson County. Appearing on the Oldies 1013 morning show Wednesday, Frank Bateman, Executive Director... Read More.

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Miss Arkansas 2023 joined Sunrise Deltaplex to discuss win

Monday, July 3 by Deseray Mckinzy

Cori Keller was recently crowned Miss Arkansas 2023 and has her sights set on changing the future of the state, especially when it comes to hunger insecurity. She talked about that and more with Rick Walker on Sunrise Deltaplex. Rick asked her if there was... Read More.

2023 “Arkansas” Major League Baseball Pitch, Hit and Run Contest held at Historic Taylor Field

Thursday, June 29 by Staff

PINE BLUFF, AR — The 2023 MLB Pitch, Hit and Run Contest took place here at Historic Taylor Field for baseball/softball players ages 7-14. Participants were from Pine Bluff, White Hall, Sheridan, Rison, Woodlawn, Star City, Warren, Redfield, Poyen, Prattsville and Fordyce that attended the... Read More.

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Arkansas To Host Duke In Inaugural ACC/SEC Challenge

Wednesday, June 28 by Staff

FAYETTEVILLE – In what will be a rematch of the 2022 NCAA Elite 8 and the 1994 National Championship, Arkansas will host Duke as part of the inaugural ACC/SEC Challenge. The game will be played Nov. 29 (Wednesday) and tipoff is set for 8:15 pm... Read More.

Southeast Arkansas counties receive grants for courthouse renovations

Friday, June 23 by Ray King

The Desha County Courthouse at Arkansas City has been awarded two grants from the Arkansas Historical Preservation Restoration program to restore the bell tower and repair and stablilize the roof, decking and vent attic of the annex. The first of the grants, for $172,114 was... Read More.

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Robin Wynne, justice on the Arkansas Supreme Court since 2015, dies at age 70

Thursday, June 22 by Staff

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Robin Wynne, a justice on the Arkansas Supreme Court who wrote court rulings in high-profile cases on issues such as voter ID and recreational marijuana, has died. He was 70. Wynne died Wednesday night, said Marty Sullivan, the director of... Read More.

Senate panel hears testimony on economic development impact on central Arkansas

Thursday, June 22 by Ray King

WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator John Boozman (R-AR) welcomed Little Rock Port Authority Executive Director Bryan Day to the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works to share about the Economic Development Administration’s (EDA) impact on growth and development in Central Arkansas as the committee begins crafting legislation to reauthorize the... Read More.

Stories tagged with: arkansas

Southeast Arkansas College President Dr. Stephen Bloomberg shares information on the new student dorms

Online Purchasing Tips from BBB of Arkansas

Charles L. (Charlie) Daniels, 83, one of the longest-serving elected officials in Arkansas state government history, passed away

Arkansas lottery sets new record in proceeds

One killed, 3 hurt in Arkansas County accident

The Arkansas Black Mayor’s Association hosting flooding info meeting Thursday

Miss Arkansas 2023 joined Sunrise Deltaplex to discuss win

2023 “Arkansas” Major League Baseball Pitch, Hit and Run Contest held at Historic Taylor Field

Arkansas To Host Duke In Inaugural ACC/SEC Challenge

Southeast Arkansas counties receive grants for courthouse renovations

Robin Wynne, justice on the Arkansas Supreme Court since 2015, dies at age 70

Senate panel hears testimony on economic development impact on central Arkansas

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