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Pine Bluff City Council Opposes Mayor on Urban Renewal Agency Vote

Monday, February 2 by Luke Matheson

By Ray King For the second straight month, the Pine Bluff City Council has said no to Mayor Vivian Flowers. In January, Flowers’ effort to fire Inspection and Zoning Director Mitzi Ruth was reversed by the council in a near unanimous vote. On Monday, by a vote... Read More.

Don Triplett Appointed Cleveland County Judge

Monday, February 2 by Luke Matheson

Former Cleveland County Justice of the Peace Don Triplett of New Edinburg has been selected to serve as Cleveland County judge through the end of 2026. The Cleveland County Quorum Court voted Monday night to appoint Triplett to the position. He will serve through Dec.... Read More.

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Deltaplex Schools Reopen After Weeklong Winter Storm Closure

Monday, February 2 by Luke Matheson

After being closed for a full week due to last week’s winter storm, school districts across the Deltaplex are returning to the classroom this week. Dumas, Monticello, Rison and Woodlawn students returned to school on Monday, with other districts set to follow. In Jefferson County, Pine... Read More.

Stephen Browning Starts 2026 Pro Fishing Season Strong After Hall of Fame Induction

Monday, February 2 by Luke Matheson

Jefferson County Sports Hall of Fame member and professional fisherman Stephen Browning opened the 2026 season with a strong finish over the weekend, turning in a three-day total of 52 pounds, 5 ounces. Browning, a Pine Bluff native who now lives in Hot Springs, said... Read More.

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Golden Lions Turn in Solid Day at the Washburn Open

Monday, February 2 by Laron Marbley

Golden Lions Turn in Solid Day at the Washburn Open uapblionsroar.com Topeka, KS — The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff track and field team delivered a confident showing at the Washburn Open, totaling seven top-eight finishes across the jumps, hurdles, sprints and relays while continuing to... Read More.

Wabbaseka Mayor Thanks County Officials for Assistance During Winter Storm

Monday, February 2 by Alex Bivens

Wabbaseka Mayor Andrew Goodloe is expressing his appreciation to Jefferson County officials for their assistance in clearing streets following last week’s winter storm. In a statement, Mayor Goodloe thanked Jefferson County Judge Gerald Robinson and the Jefferson County Road Department for what he described as... Read More.

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Pine Bluff Police Warn Teens and Parents of TikTok Prank Dangers and Legal Risks

Monday, February 2 by Luke Matheson

The Pine Bluff Police Department is warning teens and parents about the dangers of attempting social media “pranks,” saying some TikTok trends can quickly escalate into situations that lead to injury or criminal charges. In a statement, police said pranks involving random people or law... Read More.

Jefferson County Quorum Court Committees to Discuss FEMA Funds and Budget Changes Tuesday

Monday, February 2 by Luke Matheson

Jefferson County Quorum Court committee members are scheduled to meet Tuesday evening at the Jefferson County Courthouse. The meeting will begin at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 3, at the Jefferson County courthouse. According to the agenda, justices of the peace will hear committee reports and consider... Read More.

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Bradley County Medical Center Named Top Arkansas Hospital for Social Responsibility in National Index

Monday, February 2 by Luke Matheson

Bradley County Medical Center has been recognized for outstanding performance in the 2025–26 Lown Institute Hospitals Index, earning the top ranking in Arkansas for social responsibility and receiving “A” grades across multiple performance categories. According to the Index, Bradley County Medical Center ranked No. 1... Read More.

Kingsland Fire Department to buy new turnout gear

Monday, February 2 by Ray King

The Kingsland City Council voted during their last meeting to approve a request from the Kingsland Volunteer Fire Department to buy eight sets of new turnout gear. According to the Cleveland County Herald, the new turnouts will cost $26,332 and will replace current turnouts that... Read More.

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Father of Sonia Massey Discusses Sentencing of Former Deputy Convicted for Her Murder

Monday, February 2 by Luke Matheson

A former Illinois sheriff’s deputy has been sentenced to 20 years in prison following his conviction in the fatal shooting of Sonya Massey, a Pine Bluff native who was killed inside her home after calling 911 for help. Sean Grayson, 31, was found guilty in... Read More.

Pine Bluff Pair Arrested for Burglary After Being Found in Renovated Home

Monday, February 2 by Luke Matheson

By Ray King A man currently on probation and a woman with no prior convictions or pending charges were arrested Friday after they were found inside a house that was being renovated. Aaron Stigger, 46, and Lattee Richardson, 49, both of Pine Bluff were taken into... Read More.

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Pine Bluff City Council Opposes Mayor on Urban Renewal Agency Vote

Don Triplett Appointed Cleveland County Judge

Deltaplex Schools Reopen After Weeklong Winter Storm Closure

Stephen Browning Starts 2026 Pro Fishing Season Strong After Hall of Fame Induction

Golden Lions Turn in Solid Day at the Washburn Open

Wabbaseka Mayor Thanks County Officials for Assistance During Winter Storm

Pine Bluff Police Warn Teens and Parents of TikTok Prank Dangers and Legal Risks

Jefferson County Quorum Court Committees to Discuss FEMA Funds and Budget Changes Tuesday

Kingsland Fire Department to buy new turnout gear

Father of Sonia Massey Discusses Sentencing of Former Deputy Convicted for Her Murder

Pine Bluff Pair Arrested for Burglary After Being Found in Renovated Home

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