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Target CEO to step down as sales remain sluggish

Wednesday, August 20 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Target CEO Brian Cornell will step down early next year after more than a decade at the helm of the $107 billion retail giant, the company said on Wednesday.In recent years, Target has suffered sluggish sales as the company weathered Read More.

Burn bans lifted in multiple Deltaplex area counties

Monday, October 31 by Staff

UPDATE 8:00 A.M. Lincoln County Judge Buddy Lynn Earnest announced Tuesday morning he was lifting the burn ban in Lincoln County. UPDATE 1:00 P.M. Bradley, Cleveland, Dallas, Pulaski, and Saline counties have joined Jefferson and Grant counties in lifting their burn bans. UPDATE: 10:45 A.M. Effective immediately, the ban... Read More.

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Jared Dutton resigns as Watson Chapel head football coach; Will remain in administrative role

Wednesday, November 10 by Staff

Watson Chapel athletic director and head football coach Jared Dutton has tendered his resignation as head football coach to the Watson Chapel administration. Dutton will remain at Watson Chapel as athletic director. He will continue to assist with football duties until a new head coach... Read More.

Southwood Elementary to remain closed to face to face instruction

Saturday, October 3 by Greg

Pine Bluff school superintendent Barbara Warren announced Friday that Southwood elementary will remain closed this coming week, "We have been blessed that a minimal number of students were affected, with only 1 student currently positive. However, we have had a number of positive cases... 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.

Pine Bluff curfew to remain in effect despite reopening of businesses

Tuesday, May 12 by Ray King

By Ray King A city-wide curfew in Pine Bluff will remain in effect despite the fact that businesses, including the Saracen Casino Annex are preparing to reopen on May 18. The curfew is in effect from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m., seven days and week and... Read More.

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C&L Electric CEO says there are only around 500 customers who remain without power

Tuesday, April 21 by Greg

As many in the Deltaplex area suffered power outages due to the Easter Sunday storms both Entergy and C&L Electric Cooperatives have been working hard to restore power to their customers. As of Tuesday morning, most Entergy Arkansas customers have had power restored, while C&L... Read More.

Pine Bluff Veteran’s Legal Clinic To Remain Closed

Friday, April 3 by Greg

Due to the precautions that are being taken during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Pine Bluff Veterans Legal Clinic will remain closed until further notice. Veterans may contact The Center for Arkansas Legal Services (CALS) Help Line at 1-800-950-5817. Services are available to accept... Read More.

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Arkansas schools to remain closed until April 17; Restaurants ordered to close dining rooms

Thursday, March 19 by Greg

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas will keep its schools closed another three weeks and is banning sit-down service at bars and restaurants as the number of coronavirus cases in the state continues to rise, Gov. Asa Hutchinson announced Thursday. Hutchinson detailed the new restrictions... Read More.

Coronavirus cases remain at 22 in Arkansas; 41 patients under investigation

Tuesday, March 17 by Greg

The number of positive tests for the novel coronavirus remained at 22 in Arkansas on Tuesday, state health officials said. Cases of the virus have been confirmed in eight counties: Pulaski, Saline, Garland, Cleburne, Jefferson, Cleveland, Lincoln and Desha. Gov. Asa Hutchinson said in a news... Read More.

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Thousands remain without power following weekend storms

Monday, July 23 by Greg

LITTLE ROCK — Thousands remain without power after storms ravaged the Natural State early Saturday morning. The trail of destruction is widespread. Downed utility poles and uprooted trees litter yards and roadways. There were approximately 2,000 miles of distribution line damaged or destroyed and 134 poles broken... Read More.

Stories tagged with: remain

Target CEO to step down as sales remain sluggish

Burn bans lifted in multiple Deltaplex area counties

Jared Dutton resigns as Watson Chapel head football coach; Will remain in administrative role

Southwood Elementary to remain closed to face to face instruction

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

Pine Bluff curfew to remain in effect despite reopening of businesses

C&L Electric CEO says there are only around 500 customers who remain without power

Pine Bluff Veteran’s Legal Clinic To Remain Closed

Arkansas schools to remain closed until April 17; Restaurants ordered to close dining rooms

Coronavirus cases remain at 22 in Arkansas; 41 patients under investigation

Thousands remain without power following weekend storms

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