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Never Too Late to Participate in NRCS Programs: 80-year-old Forrest City Farmer Enhances Farm

Wednesday, January 22 by Alex Bivens

In the last year, the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (UAPB) Small Farm Program and the East Arkansas Enterprise Community (EAEC) helped over 120 historically underserved and limited resource farmers participate in the East Arkansas Delta Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP), according to... Read More.

Grant County man sentenced to prison on drug charges

Tuesday, January 21 by Luke Matheson

On Friday, January 17, 2025, a Grant County jury found Michael Jason Harp guilty of Possession of Methamphetamine, a Class C felony, and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, a Class D felony, according to a press release from the Grant County Prosecutor’s office. The State’s case... Read More.

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Pine Bluff City Council Tackles Smoke Shop Regulations, Vehicle Ordinances and rezones property for Economic Development

Tuesday, January 21 by Greg

By Ray King Two proposed ordinances sponsored by Pine Bluff City Council member William Fells were read for the first time during a brief meeting Tuesday night. One of those dealt with regulating smoke and vape shops and restricting where they can locate and the second... Read More.

Joni Alexander Robinson discussed the hostile environment around the Jefferson County Quorum Court meetings

Tuesday, January 21 by Alex Bivens

Joni Alexander Robinson, the wife of Jefferson County Judge Gerald Robinson and a former member of the Pine Bluff City Council was at the special meeting of the Jefferson County Quorum Court where she and her husband were threatened, according to several people who... Read More.

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Boozman, Cotton praise passage of Laken Riley Act

Tuesday, January 21 by Ray King

WASHINGTON––U.S. Senators John Boozman (R-AR) and Tom Cotton (R-AR) applauded Senate passage of the Laken Riley Act by a bipartisan vote of 64-35. The legislation provides U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and state governments more tools to fight crime committed by illegal immigrants. “This commonsense... Read More.

Gov. Sarah Sanders directs flags to return to half-staff

Tuesday, January 21 by Alex Bivens

Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders directed the flags to return to half-staff at sunrise on Tuesday, January 21, 2025, to continue honoring the memory of President Carter until January 28, 2025, 30 days from the day of his passing.

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Opportunity House hopes to become a full homeless shelter

Tuesday, January 21 by Alex Bivens

The Opportunity House is currently being operated as a homeless day shelter only but there are plans to change that. Chris Taylor of Opportunity House joined Jason Duren from United Way on Oldies 1013 and discussed the change. Taylor was asked what people who need the... Read More.

Jefferson County Judge Gerald Robinson discusses Monday night’s contentious quorum court meeting

Monday, January 20 by Luke Matheson

Following yet another contentious meeting the Jefferson County Quorum Court was unable to pass a budget during a special called meeting Monday night. Deltaplex News has published an article covering the meeting that can be read by Clicking Here. That article mentions a complete... Read More.

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Jefferson County Quorum Court fails to pass budget following yet another contentious meeting

Monday, January 20 by Luke Matheson

Following yet another contentious meeting the Jefferson County Quorum Court was unable to pass a budget during a special called meeting Monday night. The meeting began with public comments from Office of Emergency Management Director Karen Blevins who said that Metropolitan Emergency Communication Association (MECA)... Read More.

United Way’s Jason Duren was joined by Opportunity House’s Chris Taylor

Monday, January 20 by Alex Bivens

Wednesday is United Way Day on Oldies 1013 and this week Jason Duren was joined by Chris Taylor of the Opportunity House. Morning Show host Greg Horne asked Duren if the United Way had been busy because of the recent snow and cold weather. Taylor then... Read More.

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James Clinkscale

Monday, January 20 by Alex Bivens

Booking #: 179460 Age: 18 Gender: Male Race: African American Address: Pine Bluff, AR Booking Date: 01-19-2025 - 2:01 am Charges: THEFT BY RECEIVING

Ladarrius Draemane Jackson

Monday, January 20 by Alex Bivens

Booking #: 179459 Age: 22 Gender: Male Race: African American Address: Pine Bluff, AR Booking Date: 01-18-2025 - 7:12 pm Charges: Alias-THEFT BY RECEIVING

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Never Too Late to Participate in NRCS Programs: 80-year-old Forrest City Farmer Enhances Farm

Grant County man sentenced to prison on drug charges

Pine Bluff City Council Tackles Smoke Shop Regulations, Vehicle Ordinances and rezones property for Economic Development

Joni Alexander Robinson discussed the hostile environment around the Jefferson County Quorum Court meetings

Boozman, Cotton praise passage of Laken Riley Act

Gov. Sarah Sanders directs flags to return to half-staff

Opportunity House hopes to become a full homeless shelter

Jefferson County Judge Gerald Robinson discusses Monday night’s contentious quorum court meeting

Jefferson County Quorum Court fails to pass budget following yet another contentious meeting

United Way’s Jason Duren was joined by Opportunity House’s Chris Taylor

James Clinkscale

Ladarrius Draemane Jackson

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