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Central Moloney donates $10,000 to Watson Chapel Superintendent’s Student Advisory Council

Thursday, March 6 by Luke Matheson

Central Moloney donated $10,000 to the Watson Chapel Superintendent's Student Advisory Council on March 3, 2025. The check was presented to board members, superintendent Dr. Keith McGee, and students by Central Moloney CEO and Watson Chapel graduate Chris Hart. The district is extremely grateful for... Read More.

Jefferson County’s Revenue and Spending Trends for Early 2025

Thursday, March 6 by Alex Bivens

In the first two months of this year, Jefferson County has received just over $22 million, about $2 million less than for the same time period in 2024. The county has also spent $4.5 million less during that period than it did year earlier. Spending... Read More.

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Golden Lions Announced 2025 Football Schedule

Thursday, March 6 by Laron Marbley

Golden Lions Announced 2025 Football Schedule PINE BLUFF, AR.- The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff Golden Lions football team has announced its 2025 schedule, featuring a total of 12 games: five home games, six road games, and one neutral site matchup in a historic classic. The... Read More.

Funeral Service Announced for Willie Fulton, Former Golden Lions Football Coach

Thursday, March 6 by Laron Marbley

Funeral Service Announced for Willie Fulton, Former Golden Lions Football Coach Pine Bluff, AR.- The funeral services for former UAPB Golden Lions football coach Willie Fulton will be held in Cleveland, Mississippi. Pamela Martin Seals Chapel (511 South Davis Avenue | Cleveland, MS 38732), will host visitation hours... Read More.

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Grant County sales tax collection tops $3 million in 2024

Thursday, March 6 by Ray King

A report from the Grant County Treasurer’s Office showed that the county’s one-cent sales tax exceeded $3 million last year. According to the Sheridan Headlight newspaper, Grant County Treasurer Tim Stuckey said the collection figure for 2024 was $3,116,469, continuing a long string of tax... Read More.

County Master Gardeners support urban agriculture task force

Thursday, March 6 by Ray King

Members of the Jefferson County Master Gardeners were excited to attend the Pine Bluff City Council Meeting on Monday in support of a resolution to create an urban agriculture task force. During the regular meeting, the Council voted unanimously to approve a resolution creating an... Read More.

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Legislature considering laws changing ballot initiative process

Thursday, March 6 by Ray King

Legislative efforts that critics say will radically upend the ballot initiative process in Arkansas are moving forward. The legislation could make it more difficult to place measures on the ballot, like those addressing contentious issues like abortion, casino gaming, and medical marijuana. Senate Bill 209 would... Read More.

States eye nitrogen gas use in executions

Thursday, March 6 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Hours after the nation’s first execution by nitrogen gas in January last year, Alabama’s attorney general urged other states to also develop it as a method for carrying out death sentences. Now, some states are following suit. Louisiana is scheduled to execute a... Read More.

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Anthony Stewart

Thursday, March 6 by Alex Bivens

Booking #: 103209 Age: 56 Gender: Male Race: African American Address: Altheimer, AR Booking Date: 03-05-2025 - 3:58 pm Charges: Failure to appear-FAILURE TO APPEAR

Tavares Lawaine Montgomery

Thursday, March 6 by Alex Bivens

Booking #: 130225 Age: 24 Gender: Male Race: African American Address: white Hall, AR Booking Date: 03-05-2025 - 3:23 pm Charges:

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UAPB Dining Chef Paula Mayo Triumphs in Culinary Competitions

Thursday, March 6 by Alex Bivens

The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (UAPB) Dining Services is thrilled to announce that Chef Paula Mayo, a distinguished UAPB Dining Services team member, has achieved remarkable success by winning four prestigious Aramark Culinary Chef Tournaments. Her exceptional culinary skills and innovative approach... Read More.

Second woman sentenced in Second Chance Fur Dog case

Thursday, March 6 by Luke Matheson

Andrea Chambers, a former treasurer for Second Chance Fur Dogs, faced legal consequences after pleading "no contest" to a misdemeanor charge of falsifying business records. This charge was related to the handling of missing funds during her tenure. Judge Robert Gibson imposed a sentence of one... Read More.

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Central Moloney donates $10,000 to Watson Chapel Superintendent’s Student Advisory Council

Jefferson County’s Revenue and Spending Trends for Early 2025

Golden Lions Announced 2025 Football Schedule

Funeral Service Announced for Willie Fulton, Former Golden Lions Football Coach

Grant County sales tax collection tops $3 million in 2024

County Master Gardeners support urban agriculture task force

Legislature considering laws changing ballot initiative process

States eye nitrogen gas use in executions

Anthony Stewart

Tavares Lawaine Montgomery

UAPB Dining Chef Paula Mayo Triumphs in Culinary Competitions

Second woman sentenced in Second Chance Fur Dog case

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