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ACO says past due court fines and fees have “a disproportionate economic impact on black households in our city”

Friday, August 21 by Staff

By Ray King As the Pine Bluff City Council considers the idea of hiring a private agency to collect past due court fines and fees, one group has come out against the idea. Representatives of ACO (Arkansas Community Organizations) send a letter to Mayor Shirley Washington... Read More.

FDA warns 59 hand sanitizer varieties may be toxic due to methanol

Monday, July 13 by Greg

The Food and Drug Administration is once again adding to its list of hand sanitizers to avoid because of its potential toxicity. A total of 59 hand sanitizing products have now tested positive for methanol contamination, with some already recalled. Methanol, according to the FDA,... Read More.

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SBA approves disaster declaration for SeArk counties due to Easter Sunday storms

Thursday, June 18 by Greg

The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) recently approved a disaster declaration for Jefferson County. SBA provides low-interest, long-term disaster loans to businesses of all sizes, private, non-profit organizations, homeowners and renters to repair or replace uninsured/underinsured disaster damaged property. The SBA will also offer Economic... Read More.

Robinson: Juvenile Detention Center may have to close due to lack of revenue

Wednesday, June 3 by Ray King

By Ray King After a lengthy discussion, the Jefferson County Quorum Court on Tuesday voted to appropriate what funds are available to operate the juvenile detention center and adult jail but those appropriations will be far short of what Sheriff Lafayette Woods Jr., said were... Read More.

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Judge eases Arkansas petition signature rule due to pandemic

Tuesday, May 26 by Greg

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A federal judge has temporarily blocked the state from enforcing a requirement that signatures on initiative petitions be witnessed in person because of the coronavirus pandemic. U.S. District Judge P.K. Holmes on Monday issued a preliminary injunction preventing the state... Read More.

UAPB foe Prairie View A&M football ineligible for postseason play in 2020-21 due to APR violations

Monday, May 18 by Greg

UAPB Golden Lions SWAC opponent Prairie View A&M football will be ineligible for postseason play according to a letter sent to Prairie View Athletics on May 15. The program is ineligible for postseason play due to multiple seasons of low Academic Performance Rates (APR), according... Read More.

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Crenshaw Springs Water Park in White Hall to remain closed due to COVID-19 crisis

Tuesday, May 12 by Greg

Crenshaw Springs water park in White Hall will remain closed despite Governor Asa Hutchinson saying water parks can open on May 22. Mayor Noel Foster told DeltaplexNews.com that he doesn't feel it is safe to open at this time. "I just don't feel it is safe... Read More.

Federal court allows Arkansas ban on surgical abortions due to virus

Wednesday, April 22 by Greg

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A federal appeals court on Wednesday allowed Arkansas to ban most surgical abortions during the coronavirus pandemic. A three-judge panel of the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals dissolved a judge’s temporary restraining order that allowed surgical abortions to continue... Read More.

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Mayor Washington says city revenue is good for about 10 months due to savings

Tuesday, April 21 by Ray King

By Ray King As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to take a toll on not only the health of county and county residents, it’s also taking a toll on revenue to operate vital services. Appearing on the Oldies 101.3 morning show with Greg and Will Tuesday morning,... Read More.

Cities, towns and counties in Arkansas brace for budget shortages due to COVID-19

Friday, April 17 by Greg

Across the state, in every city, town and county, businesses have been shut down, and thousands have lost jobs, savings and retirement incomes that may never return. During these times, Arkansas’ cities, towns and counties are taking extraordinary steps to protect their citizens, properly... Read More.

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Easing Arkansas absentee voting rules due to virus rejected

Thursday, April 9 by Greg

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas lawmakers on Thursday rejected an effort to allow voters this fall to cast an absentee ballot without an excuse because of the coronavirus outbreak. The Joint Budget Committee rejected the proposal, which would have waived state law that only... Read More.

Walmart to limit the number of customers in stores due to coronavirus concerns

Friday, April 3 by Greg

Walmart will begin to limit the number of customers that are allowed in the store to shop. Starting on Saturday, April 4, all Walmart stores will begin monitoring the number of people allowed inside the store. Customers will be admitted one by one at a single... Read More.

Stories tagged with: due

ACO says past due court fines and fees have “a disproportionate economic impact on black households in our city”

FDA warns 59 hand sanitizer varieties may be toxic due to methanol

SBA approves disaster declaration for SeArk counties due to Easter Sunday storms

Robinson: Juvenile Detention Center may have to close due to lack of revenue

Judge eases Arkansas petition signature rule due to pandemic

UAPB foe Prairie View A&M football ineligible for postseason play in 2020-21 due to APR violations

Crenshaw Springs Water Park in White Hall to remain closed due to COVID-19 crisis

Federal court allows Arkansas ban on surgical abortions due to virus

Mayor Washington says city revenue is good for about 10 months due to savings

Cities, towns and counties in Arkansas brace for budget shortages due to COVID-19

Easing Arkansas absentee voting rules due to virus rejected

Walmart to limit the number of customers in stores due to coronavirus concerns

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