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Ward One Council Member addresses grocery store concerns

Tuesday, February 14 by Deseray Mckinzy

Ward One recently lost its main grocery store, Super One Foods which recently closed at the end of 2022, and the community in that area now has to commute to other parts of the city for their groceries. Ward One Council Member LaTisha Brunson joined... Read More.

White Hall School District Superintendent discusses Governors education proposal

Tuesday, February 14 by Deseray Mckinzy

With much talk around the state about what Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders is proposing for education, Deltaplex News decided to ask someone who will be affected. Gary Williams, the Superintendent of the White Hall School District was a guest on the oldies 1013 morning show... Read More.

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SEC To Implement New Initiatives, Rules For 2023 Baseball Season

Tuesday, February 14 by Staff

The Southeastern Conference will implement new initiatives and rules for the 2023 baseball season intended to reduce game times and elevate the fan experience. These changes apply to Conference vs. Conference games and the SEC Tournament. The new rules include game clock initiatives for conference... Read More.

30-year sentence given man producing child porn

Tuesday, February 14 by Ray King

TEXARKANA – An Ashdown man was sentenced Monday to 360 months in prison without the possibility of parole, followed by 20 years supervised release, on one count of Production of Child Pornography. The Honorable Chief Judge Susan O. Hickey presided over the sentencing hearing in the... Read More.

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Legislature again talking about gender affirming care for minors

Tuesday, February 14 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Nearly two years after Arkansas became the first state to enact a now-blocked ban on gender-affirming care for minors, Republican lawmakers are trying to effectively reinstate the ban with a proposal Monday to make it easier to file malpractice lawsuits... Read More.

Ryan Watley discusses Go Forward Pine Bluff tax

Tuesday, February 14 by Staff

The 5/8th cent sales tax, commonly called the Go Forward Sales Tax was initially approved by city voters in 2017 and on Monday, Go Forward CEO Ryan Watley was asked how much money the tax brings in each year. Watley appeared on the Oldies 1013 morning... Read More.

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White Hall Middle School Quiz Bowl teams compete well in local tournament

Monday, February 13 by Staff

The White Hall Middle School Quiz Bowl teams competed in the 5A Southeast Regional Tournament on Saturday, February 11, 2023. The White Hall Middle School consists of two teams; the 7th/8th grades team and 9th grade team. Both teams are sponsored by head coach... Read More.

Glover resigns as Parks and Recreation Director

Monday, February 13 by Staff

Pine Bluff Parks and Recreation Director Sam Glover has resigned his position, according to a letter from Glover. That letter is as follows: I would like to thank you and the city of Pine Bluff for the distinct honor of being the leader of the Parks and... Read More.

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Do Pass recommendation given to two rezoning requests by Development and Planning Committee

Monday, February 13 by Staff

With no dissent, the City Council’s Development and Planning Committee on Monday recommended that two rezoning requests approved by the Pine Bluff Planning Commission be sent to the full council with a do pass recommendation. Chairman Bruce Lockett and members LaTisha Brunson and Steven Mays... Read More.

Missouri man sentenced to prison on drug related charge

Monday, February 13 by Ray King

FAYETTEVILLE – A Noel, Missouri man was sentenced today to 180 months in prison followed by three years of supervised release on one count of Possession with Intent to Distribute Methamphetamine. The Honorable Judge Timothy L. Brooks presided over the sentencing hearing in the... Read More.

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$5,000 bond set for Pine Bluff man accused of domestic battery

Monday, February 13 by Staff

By Ray King A Pine Bluff man with a prior conviction for misdemeanor domestic battery is facing a felony allegation after being arrested Saturday. During a court hearing Monday, Deputy Prosecutor Lisa McGriff said Calvin Ladd, 28, was convicted of the misdemeanor in April of 2022. Reading... Read More.

$10,000 cash bond set for man accused of stealing EASI Ambulance

Monday, February 13 by Staff

A $10,000 cash only bond was set Monday for a Pine Bluff man accused of stealing an ambulance. Pine Bluff District Judge John Kearney set the bond after ruling prosecutors have probable cause to charge Charles Jones, 51, with theft of property, Reading from an affidavit... Read More.

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Ward One Council Member addresses grocery store concerns

White Hall School District Superintendent discusses Governors education proposal

SEC To Implement New Initiatives, Rules For 2023 Baseball Season

30-year sentence given man producing child porn

Legislature again talking about gender affirming care for minors

Ryan Watley discusses Go Forward Pine Bluff tax

White Hall Middle School Quiz Bowl teams compete well in local tournament

Glover resigns as Parks and Recreation Director

Do Pass recommendation given to two rezoning requests by Development and Planning Committee

$5,000 bond set for Pine Bluff man accused of domestic battery

$10,000 cash bond set for man accused of stealing EASI Ambulance

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