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Tull City Council and mobile-home park owner dispute continues

Thursday, April 17 by Ray King

The on-going dispute between the owner of a mobile home park and the City of Tull in Grant County continued with members of the Tull Zoning Committee looked to take decisive action. According to the Sheridan Headlight newspaper, Aaron Morehart has said he was going... Read More.

Star City Superintendent talks about new transfer bill, school schedule

Thursday, April 17 by Rick Walker

The Arkansas Legislature has passed a new bill dealing with athletic transfers. During his monthly appearance on Sunrise Deltaplex, Star City Superintendent Jordan Frizzell gave his reaction to the bill. He went on to say he thinks it's a good move because it's better for... Read More.

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Access to city parks being limited by police

Wednesday, April 16 by Ray King

The Pine Bluff Police Department and Pine Bluff Parks and Recreation announced access to city-owned parks would be limited until further notice. The decision has been made in response to recent threats of violence on social media, the PBPD said in a Facebook post Tuesday... Read More.

City of McGehee to ask for water and sewer rate increase

Tuesday, April 15 by Ray King

The City of McGehee’s Water and Sewer Department is planning to ask for a rate increase to upgrade the city’s system. According to the McGehee Dermott Times-News, if approved, customers’ bills will increase from $16.48 to $21.50 for the first 2,000 gallons of water with... Read More.

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Pine Bluff City Council Considers Electronic Payments and Federal Grant Participation

Tuesday, April 8 by Alex Bivens

By Ray King At its meeting Monday, the Pine Bluff City Council heard the first reading of an ordinance that will authorize the city to pay bills electronically rather than by paper checks. According to the proposed ordinance, many vendors or other entities require payments in... Read More.

Vivian Flowers Outlines Vision for Pine Bluffs Future in State of the City Address

Monday, April 7 by Alex Bivens

Pine Bluff Mayor Vivian Flowers in her State of the City address Monday night painted a bright picture of her hopes for the future. Flowers, who took office Jan. 1 took the stage at the Pine Bluff Convention Center auditorium and said this. She went on... Read More.

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Kingsland City Council votes to raise its pay

Friday, April 4 by Ray King

The City Council at Kingsland has voted to raise its pay. According to the Cleveland County Herald, Council members’ pay will increase from $100 a month to $125 a month, after an ordinance was adopted at the most recent meeting. In February, the council voted to... Read More.

City Council at Monticello adds holiday for employees

Friday, April 4 by Ray King

At its most recent meeting, the City Council at Monticello voted to add a new holiday to the city’s calendar. That holiday will be Good Friday, which will now be a paid holiday for city employees. According to the Advance Monticellonian Newspaper, the council also voted... Read More.

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Mayor Vivian Flowers Highlights City’s Historic Firsts in State of the City Address

Thursday, April 3 by Alex Bivens

In her first State of the City address, Mayor Vivian Flowers gave residents a history lesson as she talked about some of the things the city was first in. She went on continuing to discuss education, then mentioned transportation. Flowers then paused and continued.

Mayor Vivian Flowers shares her plans for Pine Bluff in State of the City Address

Monday, March 31 by Luke Matheson

Mayor Vivian Flowers gave her first State of the City Address Monday night at the Pine Bluff Convention Center to discuss her plans as Mayor for Pine Bluff and more. Flowers began by saying education in the City of Pine Bluff will be a focus... Read More.

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UAPB Students Receive Career Inspiration at National Retail Federation Conference in New York City

Friday, March 28 by Alex Bivens

Five University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (UAPB) students recently attended the National Retail Federation (NRF) Student Program in New York City, Dr. Jane Opiri, associate professor and merchandising, textiles and design program coordinator in UAPB’s Department of Human Sciences, said. The NRF student... Read More.

City releases statement on retirement of former Fire Chief Shauwn Howell

Thursday, March 27 by Greg

The City of Pine Bluff would like to formally announce the retirement of Fire Chief Shauwn Howell, effective April 2, 2025. Chief Howell’s decision to retire marks the culmination of an exceptional 26-year career in service to the citizens of Pine Bluff and the... Read More.

Stories tagged with: city

Tull City Council and mobile-home park owner dispute continues

Star City Superintendent talks about new transfer bill, school schedule

Access to city parks being limited by police

City of McGehee to ask for water and sewer rate increase

Pine Bluff City Council Considers Electronic Payments and Federal Grant Participation

Vivian Flowers Outlines Vision for Pine Bluffs Future in State of the City Address

Kingsland City Council votes to raise its pay

City Council at Monticello adds holiday for employees

Mayor Vivian Flowers Highlights City’s Historic Firsts in State of the City Address

Mayor Vivian Flowers shares her plans for Pine Bluff in State of the City Address

UAPB Students Receive Career Inspiration at National Retail Federation Conference in New York City

City releases statement on retirement of former Fire Chief Shauwn Howell

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