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Supreme Court rejects Smith appeal again

Thursday, October 1 by Ray King

By Ray King A Pine Bluff man convicted of two counts of rape argued unsuccessfully that he was the victim of PTSD, causing him to suffer amnesia and because of that, failed to remember a medical report that the older of the two victims was... Read More.

Group forms to oppose limits on ballot initiatives

Thursday, October 1 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A coalition of groups launched a campaign Thursday against a proposal going before Arkansas voters next month that would place new limits on the ballot initiative process. The coalition, Protect AR Rights, is opposing a proposed constitutional amendment the Legislature... Read More.

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UAM gets grant for visual arts support

Thursday, October 1 by Ray King

The University of Arkansas at Monticello has received a $50,000 grant to support visual arts, according to the McGehee Dermott Times-News. In its Sept. 30 edition, the newspaper said the grant came from the Windgate Foundation and will provide some of the first funding for... Read More.

Governor Hutchinson’s CS Task Force Recommends Computer Science Requirement to Graduate

Thursday, October 1 by Staff

LITTLE ROCK – In its report submitted to Governor Asa Hutchinson today, the Arkansas Computer Science and Cybersecurity Task Force recommends that Arkansas add a requirement for a computer-science credit in order to graduate from high school. The task force also recommends that every public high school... Read More.

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United Way of Southeast Arkansas kicks off 2020-2021 fundraising campaign

Thursday, October 1 by Staff

To our excitement, we have swiftly approached another campaign season. This year we will also be participating in "Month of Caring". Which will feature acts of kindness within our community throughout the month of October 2020. Although we have faced new challenges during the year... Read More.

Local Superintendent’s chime in on the topic of consolidation

Thursday, October 1 by Staff

By Ray King A study sponsored by the Pine Bluff branch of the NAACP and paid for by Go Forward Pine Bluff made the case for consolidation of the three school districts in Pine Bluff. The results of that study were released during a community meeting... Read More.

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Pine Bluff A&P Commission Now Accepting Funding Applications

Thursday, October 1 by Staff

The Pine Bluff Advertising and Promotion Commission is now accepting applications for the 2021 funding cycle for individual events and organizational programming. Events and programming must take place in the city of Pine Bluff during the 2021 calendar year, and must fit within at least one... Read More.

Appeals court turns down Johnson appeal

Wednesday, September 30 by Ray King

By Ray King The Arkansas Court of Appeals on Wednesday rejected claims by a man convicted of being a felon in possession of a firearm that the evidence in his case was insufficient for a conviction. Adrian Deshean Johnson, 26, also contended that a sentence enhancement... Read More.

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‘Wings Over Arkansas’ redesigned and ready to soar

Wednesday, September 30 by Staff

LITTLE ROCK – With the fall migration of many bird species beginning, birdwatching enthusiasts and educators are just as excited as the most avid waterfowl hunter, and the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission has a great way to bring more birders into the watchable... Read More.

Youth fishing clubs can earn funding through AGFC habitat awards program

Wednesday, September 30 by Staff

HOT SPRINGS — With schools back in session and summer fishing tournaments beginning to wane, many youth fishing organizations are looking for ways to keep everyone’s thoughts on the water. The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission has a special award available that’s a great... Read More.

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State’s alligator harvest sets mark, includes a near 14-footer

Wednesday, September 30 by Staff

MONTICELLO – Arkansas hunters harvested more alligators than ever before in the 2020 alligator season, which was held the third and fourth weekends in September in three hunting zones in the lower half of the state. Included in that harvest was the longest alligator... Read More.

Go Forward Pine Bluff CEO says school consolidation is necessary

Wednesday, September 30 by Staff

By Ray King Go Forward Pine Bluff and the Pine Bluff branch of the NAACP presented the results of their study on the possibility of consolidating the three schools in the city limits Tuesday night and admitted there is still a lot of information that... Read More.

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Supreme Court rejects Smith appeal again

UAM gets grant for visual arts support

Governor Hutchinson’s CS Task Force Recommends Computer Science Requirement to Graduate

United Way of Southeast Arkansas kicks off 2020-2021 fundraising campaign

Local Superintendent’s chime in on the topic of consolidation

Pine Bluff A&P Commission Now Accepting Funding Applications

Appeals court turns down Johnson appeal

‘Wings Over Arkansas’ redesigned and ready to soar

Youth fishing clubs can earn funding through AGFC habitat awards program

State’s alligator harvest sets mark, includes a near 14-footer

Go Forward Pine Bluff CEO says school consolidation is necessary

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