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Kyron M. Cook

Tuesday, February 15 by Staff

Booking #: 130877 Age: 23 Gender: Male Race: African American Address: Pine Bluff, AR Booking Date: 02-14-2022 - 10:38 pm Charges: Battery in the 1st Degree-WITH PURPOSE OF CAUSING, CAUSES SERIOUS INJURY WITH A WEAPON TERRORISTIC THREATENING - 1ST DEGREE / THREATENS PHYSICAL INJURY Failure to appear-FAILURE TO APPEAR Failure to appear-FAILURE TO APPEAR

Brandon McAfee

Tuesday, February 15 by Staff

Booking #: 102617 Age: 32 Gender: Male Race: African American Address: Pine Bluff, AR Booking Date: 02-14-2022 - 7:08 pm Charges: Alias Bench Warrant Failure to appear-FAILURE TO APPEAR Domestic Battering III

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Dedrick Ramon Taggart

Tuesday, February 15 by Staff

Booking #: 122000 Age: 46 Gender: Male Race: African American Address: Pine Bluff, AR Booking Date: 02-14-2022 - 12:05 pm Charges: POSS CONT SUB WITH PURPOSE CRACK COCAINE POSS WITH PURPOSE TO DELIVER Order to Revoke Bond

Governor calls for law enforcement bonus payments

Tuesday, February 15 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson on Monday called for tapping into the state’s surplus to give local law enforcement a one-time $5,000 payment and new equipment, as the Republican delivered his final state of the state address. Hutchinson, who is serving... Read More.

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Sheridan School Board votes unanimously to terminate Superintendent’s contract

Monday, February 14 by Staff

The Sheridan School Board voted unanimously to terminate the employment of Superintendent Jerrod Williams after spending nearly two hours in executive session following a regularly scheduled school board meeting Monday night. Williams had been suspended with pay since December 13, 2021. A special called... Read More.

Watson Chapel Superintendent Andrew Curry discusses funding needs for the district

Monday, February 14 by Staff

The Arkansas General Assembly kicked off its annual fiscal session Monday and one item on the agenda is of particular interest to members of the Watson Chapel School District. The legislators are being asked to approve funding for a new high school for the district. Superintendent... Read More.

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Hamburg man sentenced to federal prison on gun charge

Monday, February 14 by Ray King

EL DORADO – A Hamburg man was sentenced to 92 months in federal prison followed by three years of supervised release on one count of being a Felon in Possession of a Firearm. The Honorable Chief Judge Susan O. Hickey presided over the sentencing... Read More.

Pulaski County judge sued over mask mandate

Monday, February 14 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A Pulaski County justice of the peace is suing the county judge over a mandate to be vaccinated against the coronavirus or wear a mask in county buildings. Justice Doug Reed was unconstitutionally prevented from attending a Feb. 8 Quorum... Read More.

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Woman arrested for shoplifting facing drug allegations

Monday, February 14 by Staff

By Ray King A woman accused of shoplifting at a White Hall store on Friday will also face drug related accusations after her arrest. Angela Woolfolk was taken into custody after White Hall Police stopped a vehicle that she was riding in when it left Brookshire’s... Read More.

Prisons to lift movement restrictions, resume visitation

Monday, February 14 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas prison officials on Friday said they were lifting movement restrictions imposed on their facilities and will allow in-person visitation to resume next month as a surge in COVID-19 cases in the state continued to ease. The Department of Corrections... Read More.

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Legislative special session begins Monday

Monday, February 14 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas lawmakers are convening Monday for this year’s session to craft the state’s $6 billion budget for the coming year, but could face renewed fights over abortion and other culture war issues. Gov. Asa Hutchinson will kick off the... Read More.

$50,000 bond set for Jefferson County man on drug and weapons related charges

Monday, February 14 by Staff

By Ray King A $50,000 bond was set Monday for a Jefferson County man on drug and weapons related charges. Jefferson County District Judge Kim Bridgforth set the bond after ruling prosecutors have probable cause to charge Nathan Thompson with possession of a controlled substance with... Read More.

Stories tagged with: draft

Kyron M. Cook

Brandon McAfee

Dedrick Ramon Taggart

Governor calls for law enforcement bonus payments

Sheridan School Board votes unanimously to terminate Superintendent’s contract

Watson Chapel Superintendent Andrew Curry discusses funding needs for the district

Hamburg man sentenced to federal prison on gun charge

Pulaski County judge sued over mask mandate

Prisons to lift movement restrictions, resume visitation

Legislative special session begins Monday

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