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Drew County plans bulk trash pickup, free dump day

Friday, April 19 by Ray King

A bulk trash pickup and a free dump day for Drew County residents was announce during a meeting of the Drew County Quorum Court Monday. According to the Advance Monticellonian newspaper, Drew County Judge Jessie Griffin said dates for those days will be announced later... Read More.

Many could see their summer plans “grounded”

Wednesday, April 10 by Rick Walker

As the summer months approach, many are looking to fly off to seek fun in the sun, or check out the sights in one of America's big cities. But engine recalls and delayed deliveries of new planes could cut down on the amount of... Read More.

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Arkansas State Police plans St Patrick’s Day Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign

Monday, March 11 by Luke Matheson

St. Patrick’s Day is one of the United States' most popular holidays, celebrated with festivals, parades, and parties. These celebrations frequently feature themed cocktails and green pints, and the amount of alcohol consumed on this holiday is higher than average. People are more likely to... Read More.

White Hall Schools closed due to power outages and their plans for upcoming winter weather

Friday, January 12 by Alex Bivens

Power outages caused by severe weather that blew through White Hall Thursday night resulted in about half of the 3,000 students in the White Hall School District being unable to attend classes Friday because of power outages. School District Superintendent Gary Williams said that district... Read More.

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PBSD Superintendent Dr. Jennifer Barbaree discussed the new HS plans on the Morning show with Greg and Will

Wednesday, October 25 by Alex Bivens

On Monday, the Pine Bluff School Board heard a presentation on plans for the new high school which is to be constructed at the site of the current high school on Olive Street. District Superintendent Jennifer Barbaree was asked about those plans when she was... Read More.

Lanette Frazier, city council member discussed her plans for a new park

Friday, September 8 by Alex Bivens

At its meeting Tuesday, the Pine Bluff City Council approved a resolution accepting the donation of a former baseball field in Ward 3 to the city. Council member Lanette Frazier sponsored the resolution and talked about her plans for the area when she appeared on... Read More.

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Tyson announces plans to close 4 plants, including one in Arkansas

Monday, August 7 by Ray King

Tyson Foods Inc. is closing four chicken processing plants as it looks to lower costs. The company said Monday that the closed plants are located in North Little Rock, Arkansas; Corydon, Indiana; Dexter, Missouri and Noel, Missouri. Tyson said that it will shift production to other... Read More.

Judge Gerald Robinson explains the plans for the GTL plant planned for north Jefferson County

Monday, August 7 by Alex Bivens

Appearing on the Oldies 1013 morning show Friday, Jefferson County Judge Gerald Robinson said he has been working with representatives from the GTL (gas to liquid fuel) plant that is planned for the northern part of the county. Morning show host Greg Horne told Robinson... Read More.

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Barbaree, PBSD superintendent explains the districts plans for the new campus

Friday, July 28 by Alex Bivens

Voters in Pine Bluff will go to the polls Aug. 8 to decide the fate of a millage increase for the Pine Bluff School District. If it passes, the district plans to construct a new high school campus and according to Superintendent Jennifer Barbaree,... Read More.

Ryan Watley, CEO of GFPB, said plans were approved for a new apartment complex

Monday, July 17 by Alex Bivens

At a recent meeting, the Pine Bluff Planning Commission approved a plan to build an apartment complex on East 6th Avenue and Convention Center Drive. Ryan Watley, the CEO of Go Forward Pine Bluff said Friday the group that plans to build the apartments has $20... Read More.

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Judge’s ruling affects school takeover plans

Monday, July 3 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — An Arkansas judge ruled Friday that a recently passed education law cannot take effect until Aug. 1, putting in doubt state education officials’ vote to let a charter school organization take over a small school district. Judge Herbert Wright’s ruling... Read More.

Director of Arkansas Heritage plans to retire at the end of June

Monday, June 12 by Deseray Mckinzy

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Another resignation looms for the Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage and Tourism. Arkansas Heritage Director Jimmy Bryant’s last day on the job will be June 30, Shealyn Sowers, a spokesperson for the department, said in an email Friday to the Read More.

Stories tagged with: plans

Drew County plans bulk trash pickup, free dump day

Many could see their summer plans “grounded”

Arkansas State Police plans St Patrick’s Day Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign

White Hall Schools closed due to power outages and their plans for upcoming winter weather

PBSD Superintendent Dr. Jennifer Barbaree discussed the new HS plans on the Morning show with Greg and Will

Lanette Frazier, city council member discussed her plans for a new park

Tyson announces plans to close 4 plants, including one in Arkansas

Judge Gerald Robinson explains the plans for the GTL plant planned for north Jefferson County

Barbaree, PBSD superintendent explains the districts plans for the new campus

Ryan Watley, CEO of GFPB, said plans were approved for a new apartment complex

Judge’s ruling affects school takeover plans

Director of Arkansas Heritage plans to retire at the end of June

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