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A-State’s Grupe Lands on 2020 Lou Groza Award Watch List

Wednesday, July 22 by Greg

A 2019 Lou Groza Award semifinalist, Arkansas State junior kicker Blake Grupe was announced Wednesday by the Palm Beach County Sports Commission as one of 30 FBS players on the prestigious award’s watch list for the 2020 season. Grupe is one of four all-time A-State... Read More.

AGFC archery ranges offer outdoor fun, practice for deer season

Wednesday, July 22 by Greg

MAYFLOWER — The summer sun is beating down, but there are still plenty of ways to enjoy the outdoors without working up too much of a sweat. A visit to one of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s many archery ranges may be just... Read More.

AGFC sets Veteran/Active Duty Military Waterfowl Hunt, Arkansas waterfowl season dates clarified

Wednesday, July 22 by Greg

LITTLE ROCK — The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission unanimously approved the addition of the veteran’s/active duty military waterfowl hunt to Arkansas’s youth waterfowl hunt days during today’s regularly scheduled meeting. This is the second consecutive year the Commission has approved the option since... Read More.

Go Forward Pine Bluff reschedules numerous events for 2021

Wednesday, July 22 by Greg

Go Forward Pine Bluff has announced that multiple events have been rescheduled for 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.In a press release sent out Wednesday it was announced that Forward Fest Blues, Batter and Brew, the UAPB Homecoming Showcase, Mistletoe Magic, and the King... Read More.

Remembering Taylor Field

Wednesday, July 22 by Greg

Have you been to Taylor Field? Located at 1201 East 16th Street at Florida Street (soon to be 1201 Jim Hill Way), Taylor Memorial Field turns 80 this year. It’s a storied baseball stadium that has more than earned its place in the history... Read More.

Arkansas pediatrics group says it doesn’t support statewide return to school

Wednesday, July 22 by Greg

The Arkansas chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics says it does not support a statewide return to school in August, according to a press release.Recently the AAP released guidance on re-opening schools with a “goal of having students physically present in school” yet... Read More.

Warren man dies in Bradley county crash

Wednesday, July 22 by Greg

A Warren man died after a crash in Bradley County on Tuesday, according to the Arkansas State Police.According to the ASP police report, 58-year-old Gary S. Lloyd of Warren was driving a 2013 Ford north on Highway 63 around 4:25 p.m. Lloyd failed to... Read More.

Bond set in alleged felony domestic battery

Wednesday, July 22 by Ray King

By Ray KingA $5,000 bond was set Wednesday for a Pine Bluff man previously convicted of misdemeanor domestic battery after he was arrested Monday on a similar allegation.Pine Bluff District Judge John Kearney set the bond after ruling prosecutors have probable cause to charge... Read More.

Suspect arrested in reported theft of gun

Wednesday, July 22 by Ray King

By Ray KingAn investigation into the reported theft of a handgun that began in June resulted in the arrest of a Pine Bluff man who allegedly took the gun, then pointed it at the owner.Jalen Hall, 19, was identified by the victim who told... Read More.

Uncertainty abounds as college teams scramble to find games

Tuesday, July 21 by Greg

Arkansas State’s opener at Memphis on Sept. 5. was still on the schedule as of Tuesday. That much athletic director Terry Mohajir knows. Mohajir has no idea who the Red Wolves will play the following week or the week after that. “I wish I could tell... Read More.

JCSO promotes two employees

Tuesday, July 21 by Greg

Jefferson County Sheriff Lafayette Woods, Jr. has announced the promotion of two employees that has taken effect as of Wednesday, July 15th.The Captain of the Training Division, Gary McClain, was promoted to Major of Operations and the Lieutenant of the Criminal Investigation Division, John... Read More.

Council committee discusses traffic congestion near Edgewood School

Tuesday, July 21 by Ray King

By Ray KingWith schools set to open in late August, a problem that the city has not had to deal with since schools shut down in March was at the forefront of the discussion by a city council committee Tuesday.The Traffic and Aviation Committee... Read More.