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UAM sets Weevil Stampede rodeo event

Tuesday, October 7 by Ray King

MONTICELLO, Ark. — The University of Arkansas at Monticello (UAM) is bringing three nights of adrenaline-fueled rodeo action to town with the 2025 Weevil Stampede, set for October 16 through 18 at the UAM Truck Driving Academy on Highway 425 South. Performances begin each... Read More.

Larry Miller discusses St Joseph Catholic Church Spaghetti Supper and Community Tradition

Tuesday, October 7 by Greg

The annual Spaghetti Supper sponsored by St. Joseph Catholic Church at 6th Avenue and Walnut Street is going on today and again Thursday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. A member of the church, Larry Miller, appeared on the Oldies 1013 Morning Show to talk... Read More.

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Judge Marion Humphrey Sr to Be Inducted into Arkansas Black Hall of Fame

Tuesday, October 7 by Greg

The induction ceremony for the 31st annual Arkansas Black Hall of Fame is schedule for this Saturday in Little Rock. This year’s inductees include a Pine Bluff native who went on to become a Circuit Court Judge in Little Rock. Judge Marion Humphrey Sr.... Read More.

State Police campaign to focus on bike and pedestrian safety

Tuesday, October 7 by Ray King

The Arkansas State Police Highway Safety Office is rolling out the "Extreme Safety" campaign to ensure the safety of bikers and pedestrians across Arkansas roads. This campaign will run from October 6-18 in conjunction with National Pedestrian Safety Month in hopes of addressing the biggest... Read More.

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Pine Bluff Police Achieve Top Accreditation as City Council Approves Electronic Payments and Reviews Property Sales

Monday, October 6 by Greg

By Ray King The Pine Bluff Police Department has reached Tier 1 Accreditation from the Arkansas Law Enforcement Accreditation Program and has a certificate to prove it. Under former Chief Denise Richardson, the department earned a Tier 2 Accreditation in February 2024 and continued to work... Read More.

Grady Man Held on Ten Thousand Dollar Bond for Alleged Assault on Elderly Man

Monday, October 6 by Alex Bivens

By Ray King A $10,000 bond was set Monday for a Grady man accused of hitting an elderly man in a dispute over money. Jefferson County District Judge Kim Bridgforth set the bond after ruling prosecutors have probable cause to charge John Traywick, 37, with second-degree... Read More.

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Golden Lions Struggle at Texas Southern

Monday, October 6 by Laron Marbley

Golden Lions Struggle at Texas Southern uapblionsroar.com The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff football team suffered a tough 51–7 loss at the hands Texas Southern in Houston Saturday night at Houston Christian University. In a game that was poised to be a defensive battle, TSU turned... Read More.

Rison Woman Charged with Fraud and Theft from Employer Set at $5000 Bond

Monday, October 6 by Alex Bivens

By Ray King A $5,000 bond was set Monday for a Rison woman accused of fraudulently stealing money from her employer. Jefferson County District Judge Kim Bridgforth set the bond after ruling prosecutors have probable cause to charge Sara Lyle, 41, with fraud, theft of property... Read More.

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Pine Bluff Man Held on $75000 Bond for Alleged Infant Injury

Monday, October 6 by Alex Bivens

By Ray King A $75,000 bond was set Monday for a Pine Bluff man accused of causing injuries to an infant. Jefferson Count District Judge Kim Bridgforth set the bond after ruling prosecutors have probable cause to charge Tarrance Mitchell, 39, with first-degree domestic battery. Prosecuting Attorney... Read More.

Walmart to remove synthetic food dyes, other substances

Monday, October 6 by Ray King

NEW YORK (AP) — Walmart said Wednesday that it plans to remove synthetic food dyes and 30 other ingredients, including some preservatives, artificial sweeteners and fat substitutes, from its store brands sold in the United States by January 2027. The move announced by the the nation’s largest... Read More.

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Walton Family grant to expand entrepreneurship and housing in Pine Bluff

Monday, October 6 by Ray King

Communities Unlimited (CU) is excited to announce that, thanks to a new grant from the Walton Family Foundation, we will expand both entrepreneurship and housing efforts in Pine Bluff, Arkansas, over the next two years. At the heart of this work is CU’s Launch Local... Read More.

Rosswood Residents Voice Concerns Over Proposed Low Income Housing Development

Monday, October 6 by Alex Bivens

At a meeting of the Rosswood Homeowners Association Sunday, residents spoke up about their opposition to a proposed low-income housing development in their neighborhood. Among those residents was Darrell Evans, who is the assistant band director at UAPB. Also at the meeting was Michael Mason, who... Read More.

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UAM sets Weevil Stampede rodeo event

Larry Miller discusses St Joseph Catholic Church Spaghetti Supper and Community Tradition

Judge Marion Humphrey Sr to Be Inducted into Arkansas Black Hall of Fame

State Police campaign to focus on bike and pedestrian safety

Pine Bluff Police Achieve Top Accreditation as City Council Approves Electronic Payments and Reviews Property Sales

Grady Man Held on Ten Thousand Dollar Bond for Alleged Assault on Elderly Man

Golden Lions Struggle at Texas Southern

Rison Woman Charged with Fraud and Theft from Employer Set at $5000 Bond

Pine Bluff Man Held on $75000 Bond for Alleged Infant Injury

Walmart to remove synthetic food dyes, other substances

Walton Family grant to expand entrepreneurship and housing in Pine Bluff

Rosswood Residents Voice Concerns Over Proposed Low Income Housing Development

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