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Youth football and cheer camps are just days away in White Hall

Friday, July 11 by Rick Walker

Kids starting as young as kindergarten can start to learn the fundamentals of both football and cheer on Saturday, July 19th at White Hall High School. Dale Nash, who is coordinating the camps told Deltaplex News that Bulldog Head Coach Daryl Patton is spearheading... Read More.

Governor Sanders Approves $735,000 for Unpaved Road Improvements Across 12 Arkansas Counties

Friday, July 11 by Luke Matheson

Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders, in partnership with the Arkansas Department of Agriculture, has announced the approval of more than $735,000 in funding for twelve county-level infrastructure projects through the Arkansas Unpaved Roads Program (AURP). The funding will be used to improve unpaved county roads while... Read More.

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Matthew Jordan

Friday, July 11 by Alex Bivens

Booking #: 100065 Age: 36 Gender: Male Race: African American Address: Pine Bluff, AR Booking Date: 07-10-2025 - 11:21 pm Charges: ARSON $5000 BUT LESS $15,000 CRIMINAL TRESPASS WITH POSSESSION OF PROHIBITED DEVICE OR TOOL RESISTING ARREST / USES FORCE FLEEING

Tony Shepherd

Friday, July 11 by Alex Bivens

Booking #: 179809 Age: 38 Gender: Male Race: African American Address: Pine Bluff, AR Booking Date: 07-10-2025 - 7:42 pm Charges: INVALID REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE

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Devin Demery

Friday, July 11 by Alex Bivens

Booking #: 179806 Age: 22 Gender: Male Race: African American Address: Little Rock, AR Booking Date: 07-10-2025 - 11:07 am Charges: Alias Bench Warrant

UAPB Sophomore Appointed to National Society for Minorities in Hospitality Board

Friday, July 11 by Alex Bivens

Semiyah Smith, a sophomore majoring in hospitality and tourism management at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (UAPB), was recently elected to the National Society for Minorities in Hospitality’s (NSMH) National Board. Her appointment as chair for the southern region was made after... Read More.

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Operation Stop the Bleed: Pine Bluff Police Target Crime in 12-Round Initiative

Thursday, July 10 by Luke Matheson

The Pine Bluff Police Department, in collaboration with several other law enforcement agencies, has launched Operation Stop the Bleed on the streets of Pine Bluff. The operation is planned to span 12 rounds, with the first round already completed. John Worthen, Public Information Specialist for... Read More.

Colonial Steakhouse Bids Farewell After 51 Memorable Years in Pine Bluff

Thursday, July 10 by Luke Matheson

After being in business for 51 years, Colonial Steakhouse in Pine Bluff has announced they will be shutting down on July 15. Owner Allison Hall was a guest on the Oldies 1013 Morning Show where she said the restaurant has been packed with customers the past... Read More.

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Robert Mingo Joins Pine Bluff Zebras Football Coaching Staff

Thursday, July 10 by Laron Marbley

Robert Mingo Joins Pine Bluff Zebras Football Coaching Staff PINE BLUFF, AR — In a move that signals renewed energy and commitment to excellence, Pine Bluff High School has announced the hiring of Robert Mingo as an assistant football coach for the Zebras storied football... Read More.

UAPB Men’s Golf: Unveils “Swinging Legend” Logo Honoring Championship Legacy

Thursday, July 10 by Laron Marbley

UAPB Men's Golf: Unveils “Swinging Legend” Logo Honoring Championship Legacy Pine Bluff, ARKANSAS — The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff Department of Athletics is proud to unveil the official logo for its Men's Golf program: the "Swinging Legend." This dynamic new mark pays tribute to the... Read More.

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Gun Deaths Among Children Surge in Arkansas and Nationwide, CDC Data Shows

Thursday, July 10 by Luke Matheson

The United States is facing a troubling rise in firearm-related deaths among children and teens — with Arkansas ranking among the states with the sharpest increases, according to a new analysis by KFF of data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The... Read More.

Sheridan City Council approves request to repair Parks and Recreation building roof

Thursday, July 10 by Ray King

At its most recent meeting, the Sheridan City Council approved a request to repair the roof at the Sheridan Parks and Recreation’s main building. According to the Sheridan Headlight newspaper, Roof Connect of Sheridan will be doing the work. Also at the meeting, Parks and Recreation... Read More.

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Youth football and cheer camps are just days away in White Hall

Governor Sanders Approves $735,000 for Unpaved Road Improvements Across 12 Arkansas Counties

Matthew Jordan

Tony Shepherd

Devin Demery

UAPB Sophomore Appointed to National Society for Minorities in Hospitality Board

Operation Stop the Bleed: Pine Bluff Police Target Crime in 12-Round Initiative

Colonial Steakhouse Bids Farewell After 51 Memorable Years in Pine Bluff

Robert Mingo Joins Pine Bluff Zebras Football Coaching Staff

UAPB Men’s Golf: Unveils “Swinging Legend” Logo Honoring Championship Legacy

Gun Deaths Among Children Surge in Arkansas and Nationwide, CDC Data Shows

Sheridan City Council approves request to repair Parks and Recreation building roof

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