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Senate to Tackle Government Funding Bill After House Approval

Monday, June 2 by Alex Bivens

The U.S. House of Representatives has done their part and approved what President Donald Trump is calling “the big beautiful bill” to fund the government and his priorities. Now it is up to the United States Senate who will examine what the house passed, propose... Read More.

Schools & Government Offices closing early Wednesday due to severe weather threat

Wednesday, April 2 by Luke Matheson

Multiple Deltaplex area schools are closing early Wednesday due to the threat of severe weather. Strong storms with possible tornadoes and flooding are expected for the Deltaplex area Wednesday afternoon, leading to the decisions to close. SCHOOLS: Pine Bluff - Closing at 1:30 p.m. Watson Chapel - Closing... Read More.

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Congressman Westerman Discusses Trumps Speech and Potential Government Shutdown

Friday, March 7 by Alex Bivens

Fourth District Congressman Bruce Westerman described the speech by President Donald Trump and the lead up to it as a “unique event” when he appeared on the Oldies 1013 Morning Show. Morning Show host Greg Horne asked Westerman to talk about what is going on,... Read More.

Some Deltaplex area government offices and schools reopening on Monday

Sunday, January 12 by Luke Matheson

Numerous Deltaplex area government offices and schools will reopen on Monday following winter weather that forced the closure of many schools and offices on Thursday and Friday. A list is provided below: Pine Bluff City Offices - Open White Hall City Offices - Open Jefferson County Offices... Read More.

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Jefferson County government email shut off due to lack of payment

Tuesday, December 3 by Luke Matheson

The Jefferson County government is now without email service due to the email vendor going without payment. Jefferson County Judge Gerald Robinson spoke with Deltaplex News Tuesday afternoon to discuss the issue. Robinson said he has attempted to get the situation taken care of by the... Read More.

Senator Boozman Discusses Government Funding, Fire Department Regulations, and U.S. Support for Israel

Thursday, September 26 by Greg

Deltaplex News recently had the opportunity to speak with Arkansas' senior U.S. Senator, John Boozman, on a number of topics ranging from the government funding deadline to American support for Israel in its ongoing conflict against terrorism in the Middle East. Lawmakers averted a government... Read More.

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Charles L. (Charlie) Daniels, 83, one of the longest-serving elected officials in Arkansas state government history, passed away

Wednesday, July 12 by Alex Bivens

The Honorable Charles L. (Charlie) Daniels of Bryant passed away on July 9, 2023, at UAMS Medical Center in Little Rock, Arkansas, at the age of 83. With a career spanning four decades that included elected service as Arkansas Secretary of State, Commissioner of State... Read More.

Deltaplex Area School and Government Office Closing List

Thursday, February 3 by Staff

Deltaplex News will keep a running list of any schools and government offices that announce closings due to inclement weather. SCHOOLS: Pine Bluff: AMI Day for Friday, February 4 Watson Chapel: AMI Day for Friday, February 4 White Hall: AMI Day for Friday, February 4 Cleveland County School District: AMI... Read More.

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Arkansas’s P-EBT Plan approved by Federal Government

Friday, June 25 by Deseray Mckinzy

The Arkansas Department of Human Services announced that the Arkansas Pandemic EBT (P-EBT) plan was approved on Thursday, June 24th by the Federal Government to assist students financially and replace meals for the days that schools reported school closures or virtual learning days due... Read More.

Robinson: Jefferson County government spent $6.5 Million less in 2020 compared to 2019

Friday, January 8 by Staff

By Ray King Jefferson County finished 2020 spending $6.5 million less than it did in 2019 and collecting $1.3 million more in tax revenue than in 2019. On Friday, Jefferson County Judge Gerald Robinson appeared on the Oldies 101.3 morning show and talked about the financial... Read More.

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Jefferson county to enter lease agreement for new government buildings

Monday, July 13 by Greg

By Ray King The Jefferson County Quorum Court on Monday approved an ordinance which will allow the county to enter into a lease purchase agreement with the P3 Group who will arrange financing, then build a new Jefferson County Health Department, Veteran’s Service Office and... Read More.

Arkansas bans evictions on properties covered by government

Wednesday, April 29 by Greg

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas’ high court has ruled that evictions for nonpayment at rental properties covered by the federal government are temporarily prohibited in wake of the coronavirus outbreak. The Arkansas Supreme Court’s decision on Tuesday bans evictions at properties backed by the... Read More.

Stories tagged with: government

Senate to Tackle Government Funding Bill After House Approval

Schools & Government Offices closing early Wednesday due to severe weather threat

Congressman Westerman Discusses Trumps Speech and Potential Government Shutdown

Some Deltaplex area government offices and schools reopening on Monday

Jefferson County government email shut off due to lack of payment

Senator Boozman Discusses Government Funding, Fire Department Regulations, and U.S. Support for Israel

Charles L. (Charlie) Daniels, 83, one of the longest-serving elected officials in Arkansas state government history, passed away

Arkansas’s P-EBT Plan approved by Federal Government

Robinson: Jefferson County government spent $6.5 Million less in 2020 compared to 2019

Jefferson county to enter lease agreement for new government buildings

Arkansas bans evictions on properties covered by government

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