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Ibotta customers can get a free Thanksgiving meal by shopping at Walmart

Wednesday, November 18 by Staff

TULSA, Okla. — Through partnerships with other companies, Walmart is launching the Free Thanksgiving Dinner program in an effort to feed millions of American families this Thanksgiving. The exclusive promotion is between Walmart and leading mobile rewards platform Ibotta, Campbell's, Butterball,... Read More.

JCSO applies for grant to assist with equipment purchases and drug investigator

Wednesday, November 18 by Staff

By Ray King Jefferson County Sheriff Lafayette Woods Jr., said Tuesday that his agency has applied for a grant to purchase equipment and to pay for an investigator to deal with drug overdose incidents. Appearing on the Oldies 101.3 morning show, Woods said: He said the same... Read More.

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Woman accused of attacking EMT

Wednesday, November 18 by Ray King

By Ray King A $2,500 bond was set Wednesday for a Pine Bluff woman accused of attacking an EMT who was trying to take the woman to Jefferson Regional Hospital after an accident Monday. Jefferson County District Judge Kim Bridgforth set the bond after ruling prosecutors... Read More.

Kosmitis wins 208 meals from Catering By Scott Ray

Tuesday, November 17 by Greg

Lisa Kosmitis is the November winner of the Catering By Scott Ray weekly meal for 4 every week for a year. Lisa registered to win on the Deltaplexnews.com website here. Her name was randomly drawn live on The Oldies 101.3 Morning show with... Read More.

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Murder suspect back in Jefferson County

Tuesday, November 17 by Ray King

By Ray King A man charged with murder in 2018 who was imprisoned on non-related charges is back in Jefferson County and is awaiting trial on the murder charge. Curtis Beavers, 38, was charged with first-degree murder and being a felon in possession of a firearm... Read More.

White Hall students moving to virtual instruction due to COVID quarantine numbers

Tuesday, November 17 by Staff

White Hall Superintendent Doug Dorris released a letter Tuesday stating that the district has had an increase in quarantined students that will require 7th grade at White Hall Middle School and the 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades at Hardin Elementary to use virtual instruction... Read More.

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SEC to use KINEXON SafeZone technology for COVID-19 contact tracing during 2020-21 basketball season

Tuesday, November 17 by Staff

The Southeastern Conference will use KINEXON SafeZone technology, the same cutting-edge wearable proximity devices used in SEC football games, to enhance COVID-19 contact tracing efforts during the 2020-21 men’s and women’s basketball seasons, the Conference announced Tuesday. KINEXON SafeZone technology includes lightweight, wearable devices, called... Read More.

City of Pine Bluff announces 2020 Community Prayer and Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony

Tuesday, November 17 by Staff

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Pine Bluff City Council rejects plan for homeless shelter after residents speak out against it

Tuesday, November 17 by Staff

By Ray King The Pine Bluff City Council on Monday rejected a plan from the city’s Economic and Community Development Department to locate a shelter for homeless families in a four-plex complex in the 300 block of West 16th Avenue after a number of residents... Read More.

Red Wolf football adds game against Incarnate Word; Reschedules conference game against ULM

Tuesday, November 17 by Staff

The Arkansas State Athletics Department announced Tuesday that a December 12 home game against the University of the Incarnate Word has been added to the football team’s 2020 schedule and also that the Red Wolves’ Sun Belt Conference contest against ULM has been rescheduled... Read More.

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Mays resolution called “inappropriate and embarrassing” by other council members

Tuesday, November 17 by Staff

By Ray King A resolution sponsored by City Council Member Steven Mays expressing no confidence in the leadership of the Street Department and encouraging Mayor Shirley Washington to make a change in that leadership was called inappropriate and embarrassing by other members of the council... Read More.

AP VoteCast: Arkansas voters mixed on state of nation

Monday, November 16 by Staff

Voters in Arkansas made their pick for president while holding mixed views about the country’s direction, according to an expansive AP survey of the American electorate. The race between President Donald Trump and Democratic rival Joe Biden concluded Tuesday as the nation remains in the... Read More.

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Ibotta customers can get a free Thanksgiving meal by shopping at Walmart

JCSO applies for grant to assist with equipment purchases and drug investigator

Woman accused of attacking EMT

Kosmitis wins 208 meals from Catering By Scott Ray

Murder suspect back in Jefferson County

White Hall students moving to virtual instruction due to COVID quarantine numbers

SEC to use KINEXON SafeZone technology for COVID-19 contact tracing during 2020-21 basketball season

City of Pine Bluff announces 2020 Community Prayer and Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony

Pine Bluff City Council rejects plan for homeless shelter after residents speak out against it

Red Wolf football adds game against Incarnate Word; Reschedules conference game against ULM

Mays resolution called “inappropriate and embarrassing” by other council members

AP VoteCast: Arkansas voters mixed on state of nation

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