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State police clarify policy on striking fleeing vehicles

Monday, November 22 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A lawsuit settlement has prompted the Arkansas State Police to clarify when troopers can try to slow a fleeing vehicle by striking it with a patrol car. Between 2016 and 2020, use of the tactic — which is intended to... Read More.

Vote on vaccine mandate delayed

Monday, November 22 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas lawmakers on Friday delayed a vote on whether to allow state-run health care facilities to require employees to get the COVID-19 vaccine, a move officials say is needed to protect millions of dollars in federal funding. The Arkansas Legislative... Read More.

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Keelan T. Parker

Monday, November 22 by Lori Basiewicz

Booking #: 176707 Release Date: 11-19-2021 - 2:02 pm Booking Date: 11-19-2021 - 1:26 pm Charges: ALIAS-Residential burglary - commercial-BURGLARY / RESIDENTIAL

Golden Lions Drop Season Finale Against Alabama A&M

Sunday, November 21 by Laron Marbley

Golden Lions Drop Season Finale Against Alabama A&M The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff dropped their season finale on the road in Huntsville, Alabama Saturday afternoon. The Golden Lions lost to the defending SWAC champion Alabama A&M Bulldogs 52-24. The Bulldogs jumped out to an... Read More.

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Watson Chapel Fire Department and Lowes build ramp for paralyzed woman

Saturday, November 20 by Staff

The Watson Chapel Fire Department teamed up with Lowes Home Improvement and a member of the Watson Chapel Water Department in Pine Bluff to build a porch complete with a wheel chair ramp for Haley Cantrell, who was paralyzed in an automobile accident on... Read More.

Deltaplex area Week 12 high school football scores

Friday, November 19 by Staff

Here's a look at the Deltaplex area Week 12 high school football scores CLASS 5A White Hall 35, Camden Fairview 14 NEXT WEEK White Hall will host Little Rock Christian CLASS 4A Warren 35, Trumann 7 Stuttgart 63, Elkins 34 NEXT WEEK Warren will host Stuttgart CLASS 3A Harding Academy 48, Rison 20 CLASS 2A Fordyce 42, Hector... Read More.

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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.

New Oncology Center and Covid-19 discussed by hospital officials

Friday, November 19 by Deseray Mckinzy

As the state is experiencing an increase in the number of reported cases of COVID-19, the numbers for Pine Bluff and Jefferson County are low. Appearing on the Oldies 101.3 morning show Friday, Wendy Talbot, the Chief Experience Officer at Jefferson Regional reported that on... Read More.

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$5,000 bond set for man who allegedly pointed gun at two people

Friday, November 19 by Deseray Mckinzy

By Ray King A $5,000 bond was set Friday for a Pine Bluff man who allegedly pointed a handgun at two people. District Judge John Kearney set the bond after ruling prosecutors have probable cause to charge Payton Miller, 21, with two counts of aggravated assault. Reading... Read More.

Central Moloney announces expansion

Friday, November 19 by Ray King

Central Moloney, Inc. is excited to announce another sign of its continued growth and expansion. Back in 2018, CMI made the first acquisition of an existing business in our company’s rich history. 2021 has presented another such opportunity to take an already stellar local business... Read More.

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Lighthouse Charter School is giving back; Robotics Team wins two awards at UALR Competition

Friday, November 19 by Deseray Mckinzy

The Pine Bluff Lighthouse Charter School recently hosted a Thanks-Give-Away for the community Thursday, November 18th, and is also exposing its students to new programs such as Computer Science that have led them to win two awards at the University of Arkansas Little Rock... Read More.

Former governor, senator Pryor undergoes surgery

Friday, November 19 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — David Pryor, a former Arkansas governor and U.S. senator, underwent surgery after breaking his hip and shoulder during a fall, his family said Thursday. Pryor underwent a partial hip replacement Wednesday, two days after tripping and falling while traveling in... Read More.

Stories tagged with: draft

State police clarify policy on striking fleeing vehicles

Vote on vaccine mandate delayed

Keelan T. Parker

Golden Lions Drop Season Finale Against Alabama A&M

Watson Chapel Fire Department and Lowes build ramp for paralyzed woman

Deltaplex area Week 12 high school football scores

Pine Bluff City Council names new company to design ward maps

New Oncology Center and Covid-19 discussed by hospital officials

$5,000 bond set for man who allegedly pointed gun at two people

Central Moloney announces expansion

Lighthouse Charter School is giving back; Robotics Team wins two awards at UALR Competition

Former governor, senator Pryor undergoes surgery

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