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GFPB CEO discusses council support for tax increases

Thursday, April 20 by Deseray Mckinzy

Early voting to extend the five-eight cent sales tax, commonly called the Go Forward Sales Tax, and an additional three-eight cent tax devoted to public safety begins May 2 and earlier this week, Mayor Shirley Washington and members of the Pine Bluff City Council... Read More.

Local residents team up to provide support to Mississippi residents

Wednesday, March 29 by Deseray Mckinzy

A couple of local residents are teaming up to collect food for Mississippi residents whose town was wiped out by a tornado last week. Jeff Edwards and Hosea Jackson are heading up the Rolling Fork Food Drive with Jackson planning to drive an 18-wheeler tractor-trailer... Read More.

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House Bill 1131 could require intoxicated drivers to pay child support for the victim’s children if passed

Wednesday, January 18 by Staff

Those who decide to drink and drive and in the state and cause a death, could be forced to pay child support for the victims children. Rick Walker has this report about what is being called Bentley's Law.

White Hall School District providing support for student with cancer

Friday, January 13 by Deseray Mckinzy

On Friday, Gary Williams, the Superintendent of the White Hall School District was a guest on the Oldies 1013 morning show and was wearing yellow when he came in. Morning show host Greg Horne asked Williams about that. Williams was asked if the affected student was... Read More.

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Pine Bluff City Council unanimously passes resolution creating peer support program for PBPD

Monday, October 17 by Staff

By Ray King The Pine Bluff City Council on Monday voted to suspend the rules and read a proposed ordinance creating a peer support program for the Pine Bluff Police Department before adopting it unanimously. The new policy will be included in the department’s policy manual... Read More.

Pine Bluff Police Chief says his department needs more support and equipment

Wednesday, July 6 by Staff

Appearing on the Oldies 1013 morning show Wednesday, Pine Bluff Police Chief Lloyd Franklin Sr., said violent crimes tend to increase in hot weather. Franklin said the department needs more support and a lot more equipment. He said the department received a $164,000 grant from the... Read More.

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Two Letters of Support issued for Watson Chapel Superintendent

Thursday, June 30 by Staff

Two letters of support has been issued for Watson Chapel School Superintendent Dr. Andrew Curry. You can view both letters below:

Boozman announces support for conservation work

Wednesday, December 8 by Ray King

WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator John Boozman (R-AR) is championing legislation to invest in conservation work in Arkansas and support farmers and ranchers who are some of the best stewards of our natural resources. In the Senate Environment and Public Works (EPW) Committee on Wednesday, Boozman... Read More.

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Boozman encourages support for small businesses

Friday, November 26 by Ray King

WASHINGTON––U.S. Senator John Boozman (R-AR) released the following statement reminding Arkansans to support small, local businesses in their communities Saturday, November 27 as part of Small Business Saturday: “Small businesses are the backbone of our economy and contribute so much to our towns and cities each... Read More.

Quorum Court approves 15 ordinances and extended support to those impacted by Covid-19

Monday, September 20 by Deseray Mckinzy

The Jefferson County Quorum Court met at the Jefferson County Courthouse on Monday, September 20th for their monthly meeting and also held a special meeting at 5:15 pm that led to the regular meeting time of 5:30. During the special meeting, the funding for a... Read More.

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NAACP seeks support to consolidate Pine Bluff school districts

Tuesday, September 7 by Lori Basiewicz

By Ray King The NAACP has approached the Pine Bluff City Council and asked for support in their quest to see the three Pine Bluff Schools Districts consolidated. In August, the Pine Bluff Branch of the NAACP sent letters to concerned citizens and to the media... Read More.

NAACP seeks support for school consolidation

Monday, August 23 by Ray King

By Ray King The Pine Bluff Branch of the NAACP is seeking support in an effort to promote the consolidation of the city’s school districts. “Presently, the Pine Bluff Branch of the NAACP is at the beginning stage of pursuing the financial desegregation of the Dollarway,... Read More.

Stories tagged with: support

GFPB CEO discusses council support for tax increases

Local residents team up to provide support to Mississippi residents

House Bill 1131 could require intoxicated drivers to pay child support for the victim’s children if passed

White Hall School District providing support for student with cancer

Pine Bluff City Council unanimously passes resolution creating peer support program for PBPD

Pine Bluff Police Chief says his department needs more support and equipment

Two Letters of Support issued for Watson Chapel Superintendent

Boozman announces support for conservation work

Boozman encourages support for small businesses

Quorum Court approves 15 ordinances and extended support to those impacted by Covid-19

NAACP seeks support to consolidate Pine Bluff school districts

NAACP seeks support for school consolidation

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