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Chris Lowery Explains His Decision to Run for Jefferson County Sheriff

Wednesday, September 10 by Luke Matheson

Chris Lowery has officially announced his candidacy for Jefferson County Sheriff, launching his campaign under the slogan “Courage to Run; Experience to Lead.” Lowery says his combination of military service, law enforcement experience, and work as a small business owner has equipped him to take... Read More.

Pine Bluff Delays Garbage Contract Decision for Legal Review and Council Input

Monday, September 8 by Luke Matheson

By: Ray King Mayor Vivian Flowers on Monday pulled a resolution authorizing her to sign a contract with CARDS Holdings so that council members can get more information on the legal ramifications of the city’s contract policies. CARDS received the highest score among companies biding for... Read More.

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Pine Bluff City Council Members Face Reelection Decision for 2026

Wednesday, July 23 by Luke Matheson

Four members of the Pine Bluff City Council will be up for reelection in 2026 and while she did not confirm her intention to seek another term, First Ward Council Member LaTisha Brunson sounded like she will when she appeared on the Oldies 1013... Read More.

Watson Chapel Superintendent Dr. Keith McGee discussed his decision to stay

Thursday, March 13 by Alex Bivens

A recent report listed Watson Chapel School District Superintendent Dr. Keith McGee as a finalist for the job of Superintendent of the Jonesboro School District. Appearing on the Oldies 1013 Morning Show, McGee was asked about that. Morning Show host Greg Horne told McGee that... Read More.

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Cotton calls for Trump to “rethink” decision to remove security from former security officials

Tuesday, January 28 by Ray King

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — President Donald Trump should rethink his decision to remove security details from three former senior national security officials, the chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee said Sunday. That protection is not just for them, but also the public, said Sen.... Read More.

Jefferson County Quorum Court Delays Key Procedures Decision to Address Budget Dispute

Tuesday, January 7 by Greg

By Ray King Legislation to adopt procedures for the Jefferson County Quorum Court for the next two years was put off until Monday during the first meeting of the year for the county’s legislative body, Tuesday. The procedures ordinance was the first and only item on... Read More.

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Lawsuit challenges decision on Republican primary voting

Tuesday, September 3 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Supporters of an effort to make Arkansas’ GOP primaries open only to registered Republicans have filed a lawsuit over state party officials blocking that proposal. The lawsuit filed in federal court on Monday stems from delegates at the state Republican... Read More.

Congressman Bruce Westerman discussed his reaction to President Biden’s decision to drop out of the race

Monday, July 22 by Alex Bivens

The decision by President Joe Biden to drop out of the race for a second term in office has political figures on both sides of the aisle wondering what’s next. Among them is Fourth District Congressman Bruce Westerman, a Republican from Hot Springs who... Read More.

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lawsuit filed over decision to remove X on state ID and driver’s licenses

Wednesday, May 1 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Several transgender, intersex and nonbinary Arkansas residents sued the state of Arkansas on Tuesday over its decision to no longer allow “X” instead of male or female on state-issued driver’s licenses or identification cards. The American Civil Liberties Union of Arkansas... Read More.

Attorney General praises court decision on voting machines

Tuesday, April 9 by Ray King

Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin is praising the State Supreme Court’s recent decision on voting machines used in Arkansas elections. On Friday, April 5, Griffin issued a statement following the same day’s ruling by the Arkansas Supreme Court in Arkansas Voter Integrity Initiative v. Thurston... Read More.

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Mayor Shirley Washington discusses her decision to run for Mayor again

Tuesday, November 28 by Alex Bivens

With the primary election still more than three months away, Deltaplex Radio is continuing its series of interviews with people who have announced their candidacy for Mayor of Pine Bluff. On Tuesday, incumbent Mayor Shirley Washington, who has been in office for almost seven years... Read More.

State Representative Vivian Flowers explains her decision to run for Mayor of Pine Bluff

Tuesday, November 21 by Alex Bivens

Current State Representative Vivian Flowers is one of five candidates seeking the Democratic Party’s nomination for Pine Bluff Mayor in the March primary. Two other candidates who are running as Independents or Libertarians will be on the ballot in November. Flowers served for 10 years... Read More.

Stories tagged with: decision

Chris Lowery Explains His Decision to Run for Jefferson County Sheriff

Pine Bluff Delays Garbage Contract Decision for Legal Review and Council Input

Pine Bluff City Council Members Face Reelection Decision for 2026

Watson Chapel Superintendent Dr. Keith McGee discussed his decision to stay

Cotton calls for Trump to “rethink” decision to remove security from former security officials

Jefferson County Quorum Court Delays Key Procedures Decision to Address Budget Dispute

Lawsuit challenges decision on Republican primary voting

Congressman Bruce Westerman discussed his reaction to President Biden’s decision to drop out of the race

lawsuit filed over decision to remove X on state ID and driver’s licenses

Attorney General praises court decision on voting machines

Mayor Shirley Washington discusses her decision to run for Mayor again

State Representative Vivian Flowers explains her decision to run for Mayor of Pine Bluff

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