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Lady A returns to Sin City for a single show

Wednesday, February 11 by ABC News

Since they haven't announced a major tour so far, there are only a handful of chances to see Lady A on the road in 2026. But there is a special one coming up.Hillary Scott, Dave Haywood and Charles Kelley will return to Las Vegas... Read More.

Monticello City Council authorizes renovation of old fire station

Tuesday, February 10 by Ray King

At its recent meeting, the Monticello City Council approved a resolution authorizing the Mayor to sign a contract for architectural services to renovate the old fire station at City Hall. According to the Advance Montcellonian newspaper, Michael Rogers who is with MR Designs, an architectural... Read More.

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Pine Bluff at a Crossroads: Population Loss, Poverty, and the Fight to Rebuild

Monday, February 9 by Lori Basiewicz

While the entire State of Arkansas experienced a population decline in 2025 with a net loss of 1,224 people due to deaths outnumbering births, Pine Bluff continues to hold the dubious title of “America’s fastest-shrinking city.” This is due to a combination of factors.... Read More.

Boyz II Men announce Sin City summer shows

Monday, February 9 by ABC News

Boyz II Men are heading back to Sin City for a summer run, announcing their third consecutive engagement at The Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. They first performed at the venue in August 2024, followed by a return in August 2025.The group... Read More.

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New York City nurses reach tentative agreements with some hospitals to end strike

Monday, February 9 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- The largest nursing strike in New York City could be nearing the end as thousands of nurses reached tentative agreements with some hospitals, according to the nurses' union.Approximately 10,500 members of the New York State Nurses Association (NYSNA) reached agreements with... Read More.

City sells University Drive Sewer Project to Wastewater Utility

Tuesday, February 3 by Ray King

With construction completed on the University Drive Sewer Project, the Pine Bluff City Council on Monday approved legislation transferring ownership and control of the project to Pine Bluff Wastewater Utility. A resolution authorized Mayor Vivian Flowers to execute a bill of sale and certificate of... Read More.

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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.

Pine Bluff City Council Debates Future of Urban Renewal Agency Amid Competing Proposals

Sunday, February 1 by Luke Matheson

By Ray King When the Pine Bluff City Council on Monday they will deal with two competing pieces of legislation, one abolishing the Urban Renewal Agency (URA), the other supporting its continuation. Mayor Vivian Flowers is sponsoring an ordinance calling for abolishing URA effective Dec. 31.... Read More.

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Altheimer Mayor Zola Hudson Discusses City Water Emergency

Friday, January 30 by Luke Matheson

The City of Altheimer experienced a water emergency Thursday evening that continued into the night, cutting off running water to the entire city. Deltaplex News was on scene as Jefferson County and Saracen Casino Resort provided water to residents around 7 p.m. for immediate use.... Read More.

Star City School District Addresses Ongoing Closures Following Winter Storm

Wednesday, January 28 by Luke Matheson

Star City School District officials say hazardous road conditions caused by a recent winter storm continue to impact school operations, with closures potentially extending until conditions significantly improve. In a message to families and staff, Superintendent Jordan Frizzell explained that the storm’s impact was worsened... Read More.

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San Francisco issues warning as mountain lion roams city streets

Tuesday, January 27 by ABC News

(SAN FRANCISCO) -- A young mountain lion has been spotted prowling the streets of downtown San Francisco as officials have warned people in the area to take caution.The San Francisco Department of Emergency Management issued an alert late Monday evening saying that the mountain... Read More.

Harry Styles is going back on tour, highlighted by a 30-night New York City residency

Thursday, January 22 by ABC News

Harry Styles announced Thursday that he will be going on a limited tour for the first time since 2023.Together, Together, which is promoted by Live Nation, will consist of 50 shows in seven cities: Amsterdam, London, São Paolo, Mexico City, New York, Melbourne and... Read More.

Stories tagged with: city

Lady A returns to Sin City for a single show

Monticello City Council authorizes renovation of old fire station

Pine Bluff at a Crossroads: Population Loss, Poverty, and the Fight to Rebuild

Boyz II Men announce Sin City summer shows

New York City nurses reach tentative agreements with some hospitals to end strike

City sells University Drive Sewer Project to Wastewater Utility

Pine Bluff City Council Opposes Mayor on Urban Renewal Agency Vote

Pine Bluff City Council Debates Future of Urban Renewal Agency Amid Competing Proposals

Altheimer Mayor Zola Hudson Discusses City Water Emergency

Star City School District Addresses Ongoing Closures Following Winter Storm

San Francisco issues warning as mountain lion roams city streets

Harry Styles is going back on tour, highlighted by a 30-night New York City residency

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