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Oscar Burnard DeMaine, founder of Comfort Air Conditioning Company, passes away at 98

Thursday, April 20 by Alex Bivens

Oscar Burnard DeMaine, 98, passed away on April 17, 2023, and was reunited in Heaven with his beloved wife of seventy years, Dolores Michael DeMaine. He was born November 6, 1924 in Pine Bluff to Adolphus DeMaine and Gertrude Cheney DeMaine. Oscar attended Pine Bluff... Read More.

Pine Bluff City Council names new company to design ward maps

Friday, November 19 by Ray King

By Ray King The Pine Bluff City Council, during a special called meeting Friday afternoon voted to repeal a resolution adopted Monday regarding hiring a firm to revise the city’s voting districts, and to retain a second company to do the job. On Monday, the council... Read More.

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electric car company moving to Arkansas

Tuesday, November 16 by Ray King

BENTONVILLE, Ark. (AP) — The electric vehicle company Canoo has announced plans to relocate its headquarters to northwest Arkansas and create more than 500 new jobs. The company said Monday that its headquarters will move from California to Bentonville — which is also the home... Read More.

Supreme Court says no to online travel company lawsuit on taxes

Thursday, October 28 by Ray King

By Ray King The Arkansas Supreme Court on Thursday rejected for the third time an appeal filed by a group of online travel companies who were accused of not paying the full amount of taxes they owed on hotel rooms booked by the companies. Writing for... Read More.

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Telecommunication company stages equipment at Pines Mall to assist with storm damage if needed

Thursday, August 27 by Staff

With Hurricane Laura expected to hit Southeast Arkansas hard later Thursday, a large contingent of equipment, manpower and technical expertise set up shop on the parking lot of the Pines Mall, preparing to work on restoring telecommunications equipment. The mall parking lot is being used... Read More.

Nevada based company takes over state juvenile detention centers

Wednesday, July 1 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A Nevada-based company took over all four Arkansas youth lockups as the state enters the second phase of overhauling its long-troubled juvenile justice system, which Gov. Hutchinson said he hopes can help keep more troubled children stay closer to... Read More.

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