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Pine Bluff woman arrested after allegedly pointing loaded gun at her boyfriend

Tuesday, May 2 by Alex Bivens

Jasmine Johnson, 33, was taken into custody after the victim called police to report a domestic incident. During a court hearing Tuesday, Deputy Prosecutor Lisa McGriff explained what officers were told. Detective Mike Merritt reported that Johnson waived her right to an attorney and agreed to... Read More.

$25,000 bond set Tuesday for Pine Bluff man accused of stalking a woman

Tuesday, May 2 by Alex Bivens

Jefferson County District Judge Kim Bridgforth set the bond after ruling prosecutors have probable cause to charge Shamario Almond, 29, with second-degree stalking. Reading from an affidavit by Pine Bluff Police Detective Mike Merritt, Deputy Prosecutor Lisa McGriff said on Saturday, the female victim contacted... Read More.

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Chamber endorses GFPB

Tuesday, May 2 by Greg

The Pine Bluff Regional Chamber of Commerce on Monday issued a letter of support for the Go Forward Sales Tax initiative. On May 9, voters will decide the fate of extending the five-eights cent sales tax which was first adopted in 2016 for another seven... Read More.

Angela Ply

Tuesday, May 2 by Alex Bivens

Booking #: 118777 Age: 50 Gender: Female Race: Caucasian Address: Redfield, AR Booking Date: 05-02-2023 - 2:14 am Charges: Domestic Battering III

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Homer Martinez

Tuesday, May 2 by Alex Bivens

Booking #: 151274 Age: 27 Gender: Male Race: African American Address: Wabbaseka, AR Booking Date: 05-01-2023 - 10:36 pm Charges: State's Petition to Revoke State's Petition to Revoke

State legislature adjourns after passing education bills, tax cut

Tuesday, May 2 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — The Arkansas Legislature on Monday formally adjourned this year’s session without lawmakers attempting to override any vetoes Republican Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders issued. The Senate adjourned sine die after confirming several of Sanders’ appointments to various state panels, while the... Read More.

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Pine Bluff City Council turns down request to close a portion of Fir Street

Monday, May 1 by Staff

By Ray King A request by a property owner to overturn the decision of the Pine Bluff Planning Commission and close part of a city street was turned down by the Pine Bluff City Council following a public hearing Monday. Donnie Savage had asked that a... Read More.

White Hall School Board approves retirement, resignations, and new hires in special called meeting

Monday, May 1 by Staff

The White Hall School Board held a special called meeting Monday night to accept the resignation of two teachers, retirement of on teacher, and to approve employment of four teachers. The board approved the retirement of Moody Elementary 5th grade teacher Natalie Dietrich – effective... Read More.

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Mayor talks GFPB and Public Safety tax importance

Monday, May 1 by Deseray Mckinzy

When voters go to the polls starting Tuesday with early voting, they will be deciding the fate of not only extending the five-eighths cent Go Forward Pine Bluff sales tax for another seven years, but they will also be voting on an additional three-eights... Read More.

Airport manager discusses annual Black Pilots of America visit

Monday, May 1 by Deseray Mckinzy

The Black Pilots of America will be back at the Pine Bluff Municipal Airport Grider Field this Memorial Day weekend for Operation Skyhook and on Monday, Airport Manager Doug Hale appeared on the Oldies 1013 morning show to talk about the event. Host Greg Horne... Read More.

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UAPB sets workshops on selling homemade food items

Monday, May 1 by Ray King

The University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture and the National Agricultural Law Center are facilitating a series of five workshops titled “Plan. Produce. Profit,” according to Dr. Henry English, head of the Small Farm Program for the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff... Read More.

Landfill can keep expanding while growth appeal continues

Monday, May 1 by Ray King

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) — A northwest Arkansas landfill can keep expanding while state authorities consider an appeal to block the facility’s growth. The Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reported that the Arkansas Pollution Control and Ecology Commission voted 11-0 on Friday to let the landfill owned by... Read More.

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Pine Bluff woman arrested after allegedly pointing loaded gun at her boyfriend

$25,000 bond set Tuesday for Pine Bluff man accused of stalking a woman

Chamber endorses GFPB

Angela Ply

Homer Martinez

State legislature adjourns after passing education bills, tax cut

Pine Bluff City Council turns down request to close a portion of Fir Street

White Hall School Board approves retirement, resignations, and new hires in special called meeting

Mayor talks GFPB and Public Safety tax importance

Airport manager discusses annual Black Pilots of America visit

UAPB sets workshops on selling homemade food items

Landfill can keep expanding while growth appeal continues

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