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Red Wolves Rout UAPB 12-2 in Opening Day Victory

Friday, February 17 by Staff

Blake Burris drove in five runs and Tyler Jeans hurled a quality start in the Arkansas State baseball team’s 12-2 opening-day win over Arkansas-Pine Bluff Friday at Tomlinson Stadium-Kell Field. A-State (1-0) churned out 15 hits and played errorless baseball in its first win on... Read More.

McGehee Industrial Foundation plans annual BBQ and auction

Friday, February 17 by Ray King

Plans are underway for the 2023 McGehee Industrial Foundations annual BBQ and Auction. According to the McGehee Dermott Times News, the event will be the first since 2019 and will be held May 4 at the McGehee Men’s Club. The foundation has been a major supporter... Read More.

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ASC of Southeast Arkansas first play of the year takes place Feb, 17th-19th

Friday, February 17 by Deseray Mckinzy

The Arts and Science Center of Southeast Arkansas is hosting its first play of the year, 'The Play That Goes Wrong', featuring high school and college students from local and surrounding areas. The plays opening night takes place Friday, February 17th, and will continue until... Read More.

Louisiana doctor sentenced to prison, ordered to pay $800,000 to workers compensation insurance

Friday, February 17 by Ray King

A Louisiana doctor was sentenced to four years in prison and ordered to pay more than $800,000 to the government. FAYETTEVILLE — Robert Clay Smith, age 61, an Alexandria, La., physician was sentenced Wednesday to 48 months in prison, followed by three years of supervised release,... Read More.

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Three arrested in stolen vehicle investigation

Friday, February 17 by Deseray Mckinzy

By Ray King An investigation into a reported stolen car Wednesday resulted in the arrest of three men who were found with the vehicle. Latrell White, 48, of Little Rock, William Brewer, 36, and Ricky Manning, 31, both of Pine Bluff were taken into custody after... Read More.

Jacksonville man killed in Thursday accident

Friday, February 17 by Ray King

A Jacksonville man was killed in a one-vehicle accident in North Little Rock Thursday. According to a preliminary report, Edwin Alejandro, 26, was westbound on Interstate 40 when he lost control of the 2017 Jeep he was driving. The vehicle left the south side of... Read More.

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Sheridan Elementary School recognized as a professional learning community at work

Friday, February 17 by Deseray Mckinzy

The Sheridan School District announced Tuesday that Sheridan Elementary School was recently recognized by Solution Tree for its sustained success in raising student achievement. The school’s successful implementation of the Professional Learning Communities at Work® process was a significant contributing factor in the improved achievement... Read More.

State sues EPA on clean air regulations

Friday, February 17 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas filed a lawsuit Thursday challenging the Environmental Protection Agency’s decision to reject its plan to comply with federal rules that are supposed to assure that the state’s coal-fired power plants and industrial sites don’t pollute the air in... Read More.

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The Advancing Health Literacy Program talks Diabetes in light of Black History Month

Thursday, February 16 by Deseray Mckinzy

In light of Black History Month, the Advancing Health Literacy Program (AHLP) of Pine Bluff is highlighting key health conditions that the Pine Bluff community face to bring awareness and promote prevention. Deseray McKinzy, the Media Coordinator for AHLP joined the Oldies 1013 Morning... Read More.

Sheridan Mayor calls for task force to combat littering

Thursday, February 16 by Ray King

Sheridan’s new mayor has called for the creation of a task force to deal with the problem of littering in the city. According to the Sheridan Headlight newspaper, Mayor Cain Nattin, who took office Jan. 1, keeping the city clean was one of Nattin’s campaign... Read More.

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State Police to take over Martin murder investigation

Thursday, February 16 by Ray King

The Drew County Sheriff’s Office has asked the Arkansas State Police to take over the investigation into a 2020 murder case. According to the Advanced Monticellonian newspaper, Drew County Sheriff Tim Nichols and the 10th Judicial District Prosecuting Attorneys’ Office filed a formal request with... Read More.

First woman to lead the Arkansas State Fair talks about this years plans

Thursday, February 16 by Deseray Mckinzy

Tiffany Wilkerson has broken a few glass ceilings, by being named the first woman to lead the Arkansas State Fair. In addition, she is the first African American and youngest to hold the position of General Manager. She was a guest on Sunrise Deltaplex to... Read More.

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Red Wolves Rout UAPB 12-2 in Opening Day Victory

McGehee Industrial Foundation plans annual BBQ and auction

ASC of Southeast Arkansas first play of the year takes place Feb, 17th-19th

Louisiana doctor sentenced to prison, ordered to pay $800,000 to workers compensation insurance

Three arrested in stolen vehicle investigation

Jacksonville man killed in Thursday accident

Sheridan Elementary School recognized as a professional learning community at work

State sues EPA on clean air regulations

The Advancing Health Literacy Program talks Diabetes in light of Black History Month

Sheridan Mayor calls for task force to combat littering

State Police to take over Martin murder investigation

First woman to lead the Arkansas State Fair talks about this years plans

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