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Pine Bluff Man Held on $10,000 Bond for Burglary and Protection Order Violation

Monday, September 22 by Luke Matheson

By Ray King A $10,000 bond was set Monday for a Pine Bluff man who was arrested after he allegedly violated an order of protection and broke into a house Saturday. Jefferson County District Judge Kim Bridgforth set the bond after ruling prosecutors have probable cause... Read More.

Jefferson County Judge Signs Bonus Payroll Affidavit, Resolves Funding Dispute

Tuesday, July 29 by Luke Matheson

Jefferson County Judge Gerald Robinson has officially signed the bonus payroll affidavit for county employees, bringing closure to a recent funding issue surrounding the disbursement of employee bonuses. The signing followed Judge Robinson’s order to transfer money from the county’s general fund into the emergency... Read More.

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Arkansas Supreme Court Lifts Gag Order in High-Profile Murder Case

Thursday, May 29 by Luke Matheson

The Arkansas Supreme Court has lifted a gag order in the case of Aaron Spencer, a Lonoke County man charged with second-degree murder after fatally shooting a man he discovered with his teenage daughter in October 2024. The decision, handed down on May 29,... Read More.

Pine Bluff Fraternal Order of Police releases statement on firing of Denise Richardson

Tuesday, March 25 by Luke Matheson

The Pine Bluff Fraternal Order of Police has released a statement on the firing of former Police Chief Denise Richardson by Mayor Vivian Flowers. That statement is shared below: As President of the Pine Bluff Fraternal Order of Police, I want to begin by acknowledging... Read More.

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PBSD Superintendent Jennifer Barbaree explained how the order was drawn for the PBSD board election cycle

Thursday, October 26 by Alex Bivens

On Monday, the Pine Bluff School Board drew lots to determine the order in which they will face voters after the state board of education voted to return the district to local control. Appearing on the Oldies 1013 morning show Tuesday, Superintendent Jennifer Barbaree was... Read More.

Attorneys for Robinson and Woods given one week to submit proposed court order drafts on bill payments

Thursday, September 14 by Ray King

Attorneys for both Jefferson Count Judge Gerald Robinson and Sheriff Lafayette Woods Jr., have been given one week to submit proposed drafts of a court order dealing with how promptly Robinson pays county bills, particularly those from the sheriff's office. Following a nearly all day... Read More.

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Woods contends Robinson court order illegal

Monday, June 26 by Ray King

Jefferson County Sheriff Lafayette Woods Jr., on Friday appealed a Jefferson County Court order issued by County Judge Gerald Robinson that transferred money from County General and the Detention Facilities Maintenance and Operation fund to reserve funds. The order, dated May 25, called for transferring... Read More.

Sanders signs order on human trafficking

Wednesday, February 15 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK - Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed an executive order to address human trafficking on Feb. 14. According to the executive order, the Secretary of the Department of Human Services will coordinate with the governor’s executive cabinet to develop an approach to address human... Read More.

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Governor signs order to repeal COVID-19 executive orders

Tuesday, January 17 by Deseray Mckinzy

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders released the following statement after signing an executive order to repeal COVID-19 executive orders Friday: “Today, I signed an Executive Order that terminates five existing Executive Orders on COVID-19 that are obsolete. I also directed our government... Read More.

Sanders issues order on education in Arkansas

Thursday, January 12 by Ray King

On her second day in office, Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders issued another executive order related to education in Arkansas. It came in the form of an “Executive Order to Prioritize L.E.A.R.N.S. (Literacy, Empowerment, Accountability, Readiness, Networking, and School Safety).” According to a Fort Smith television station,... Read More.

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International Order of the Rainbow for Girls celebrating their 100th Anniversary

Tuesday, July 19 by Staff

The International Order of the Rainbow for Girls is celebrating their 100th Anniversary this year and the local chapter in Sheridan is doing great service work in the community. Tammy McDonald from the chapter joined Rick Walker on Sunrise Deltaplex to talk about Rainbow... Read More.

Boil order in Wright Pastoria; Water available at local fire stations

Monday, June 13 by Deseray Mckinzy

Arkansas Department of Health has placed the Wright Pastoria Water system under a boil order until further notice. Bottled water and potable water will be at the fire stations in Tucker, Sherrill, and Wright Pastoria. Deltaplex will post more updates as they become available.

Stories tagged with: order

Pine Bluff Man Held on $10,000 Bond for Burglary and Protection Order Violation

Jefferson County Judge Signs Bonus Payroll Affidavit, Resolves Funding Dispute

Arkansas Supreme Court Lifts Gag Order in High-Profile Murder Case

Pine Bluff Fraternal Order of Police releases statement on firing of Denise Richardson

PBSD Superintendent Jennifer Barbaree explained how the order was drawn for the PBSD board election cycle

Attorneys for Robinson and Woods given one week to submit proposed court order drafts on bill payments

Woods contends Robinson court order illegal

Sanders signs order on human trafficking

Governor signs order to repeal COVID-19 executive orders

Sanders issues order on education in Arkansas

International Order of the Rainbow for Girls celebrating their 100th Anniversary

Boil order in Wright Pastoria; Water available at local fire stations

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