Star City school board approves bonuses for employees

The Star City School Board at its meeting Monday approved a $1,000 bonus for certified/classified employees. According to the Lincoln Ledger newspaper, Superintendent Jordan Frizzell reported that the district has had a good year financially. The board also approved a state legislative report recommending a... Read More.

McGehee School District lifts face mask mandate

The McGehee School District has lifted its face mask mandate after the number of COVID-19 cases in the district continued to decline, but said masks are still “highly recommended.” According to the McGehee-Dermott Times-News, the school board voted to make mask wearing optional based on... Read More.
Loading advertisement…

Tia Sykes

Booking #: 120019 Age: 25 Gender: Female Race: African American Address: Pine Bluff, AR Booking Date: 10-27-2021 - 2:36 pm Charges: Aggravated Assault-AGGRAVATED ASSAULT DISORDERLY CONDUCT / CREATES HAZARDOUS OR PHYSICALLY OFFENSIVE CONDITION Possession of controlled substances
Loading advertisement…

UAM Dominated by #4 Harding University

UAM Dominated by #4 Harding University The University of Arkansas at Monticello dropped their conference match up against #4 Harding University 64-7. The Boll Weevils struggled to keep Harding out of the end zone, as the Bison amassed 340 yards of total offense. Weevils quarterback Demilon... Read More.
Loading advertisement…

Alliance head discusses labor shortages

By Ray King A shortage of available workers is a problem affecting businesses throughout the United States and Pine Bluff faces its own challenges in that matter. Whether it’s a fast-food restaurant or a manufacturing plant, employers are offering sign-on bonuses and higher wages to attract... Read More.
Loading advertisement…

State files lawsuit over failed COVID supply delivery

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — The state of Arkansas filed a consumer protection lawsuit Wednesday against a Virginia-based medical supplier for nearly $11 million for failing to deliver supplies during the coronavirus pandemic, Attorney General Leslie Rutledge said. Rutledge said Wednesday that Med-Care Healthlink LLC... Read More.
Loading advertisement…