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Charges upgraded against girlfriend who hit boyfriend’s motorcycle after his death

Friday, April 1 by Staff

UPDATE APRIL 1. Family members have confirmed to Deltaplex News that the victim of the vehicle versus motorcycle accident near the intersection of Sulpher Springs Road and Greenway Drive has passed away from his injuries. He passed away sometime Friday morning. The victim has been identified... Read More.

New White Hall Superintendent impressed with community involvement

Friday, April 1 by Staff

Gary Williams was hired as the new White Hall Superintendent in January to fill the position left vacant when current Superintendent Doug Dorris announced his retirement earlier in the school year. Williams, the current Superintendent at Crossett, has been traveling back and forth between the... Read More.

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Jury finds man guilty of sex crimes

Friday, April 1 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK—A Little Rock man has been convicted of four sex offenses at the conclusion of a three-day trial. A federal jury found KeShawn Boykins, 27, guilty on all four counts for which he was indicted: two counts of sex trafficking, distribution of child... Read More.

Second tornado reported by Weather Service Wednesday

Friday, April 1 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A second, weak, tornado struck Arkansas on Wednesday as severe storms rolled across the Deep South, according to the National Weather Service in Little Rock. An EF-1 tornado with winds of about 100 mph (161 kph) struck the unincorporated Harmony community... Read More.

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Sheridan School Board approves new election model

Friday, April 1 by Ray King

The Sheridan School District Board of Education has approved a new election model, according to the Sheridan Headlight newspaper. The new model calls for the creation of five zones, as well as the election of two at-large positions. Previously, all seven board positions were elected... Read More.

Non-profit to pay fines to state and feds

Friday, April 1 by Ray King

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) — The Missouri nonprofit that was at the center of a corruption probe that involved several legislators is paying more than $8 million to the federal government and the state of Arkansas under an agreement with prosecutors announced Thursday. Federal prosecutors announced... Read More.

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Arkansas State University chancellor announces resignation

Thursday, March 31 by Staff

JONESBORO, Ark. (AP) — The chancellor of Arkansas State University announced Thursday that he’s resigning after being named the sole finalist to become president of Texas State University. Arkansas State said Chancellor Kelly Damphousse’s resignation will take effect June 30. Damphousse is the only finalist... Read More.

UAPB Baseball Drops Contest to Oral Roberts

Thursday, March 31 by Laron Marbley

UAPB Baseball Drops Contest to Oral Roberts TULSA, Okla. –The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff baseball team dropped a non-conference matchup Tuesday, falling to the Oral Roberts Golden Eagles 11-1 at the J.L. Johnson Stadium. Sophomore Andrew Duran got the ball to start for UAPB and... Read More.

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Traffic accident claims life of Monticello woman

Thursday, March 31 by Ray King

A Monticello woman was killed and two people injured in a two-vehicle accident in Drew County Wednesday afternoon. According to a preliminary report, Peggy Hallman, 67, was eastbound on the U.S. Highway 278 bypass in rainy weather when the vehicle she was driving crossed the... Read More.

Superintendent Barbara Warren addresses Pine Bluff High students following walkout

Thursday, March 31 by Staff

Students at Pine Bluff High School staged a walkout Thursday morning due to several grievances that they have with issues ongoing in the district. The walkout began around 10 a.m. with students saying they are upset over the Superintendent Barbara Warren stating there are considerations... Read More.

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$100,000 bond set for women who allegedly hit boyfriend on his motorcycle with her car

Thursday, March 31 by Deseray Mckinzy

By Ray King A $100,000 bond was set Thursday for a Pine Bluff woman who allegedly hit the motorcycle her boyfriend was riding Tuesday, then left the scene in her vehicle. Jefferson County District Judge Kim Bridgforth set the bond after ruling prosecutors have probable cause... Read More.

White Hall School Board votes to expel students following threats

Thursday, March 31 by Staff

The White Hall School Board voted to expel two students during a special called meeting Wednesday night. Both students were expelled after making threats towards other students or the district. Both of the students attended White Hall Middle School before their expulsions. They will now... Read More.

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Charges upgraded against girlfriend who hit boyfriend’s motorcycle after his death

New White Hall Superintendent impressed with community involvement

Jury finds man guilty of sex crimes

Second tornado reported by Weather Service Wednesday

Sheridan School Board approves new election model

Non-profit to pay fines to state and feds

Arkansas State University chancellor announces resignation

UAPB Baseball Drops Contest to Oral Roberts

Traffic accident claims life of Monticello woman

Superintendent Barbara Warren addresses Pine Bluff High students following walkout

$100,000 bond set for women who allegedly hit boyfriend on his motorcycle with her car

White Hall School Board votes to expel students following threats

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