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Alexander talks council vote on new food pantry location

Tuesday, October 4 by Deseray Mckinzy

A day after five members of the Pine Bluff City Council voted to allow Living Grace First Ward Food Pantry to use the former fire station on Commerce Road, Council member Joni Alexander appeared on the Oldies 1013 morning show to talk about that... Read More.

Central Moloney CEO discusses extending welding program to Pine Bluff High School

Thursday, September 29 by Deseray Mckinzy

The welding program at Watson Chapel High School, sponsored by Central Moloney is up and running and on Thursday, Chris Hart, president, and CEO of Central Moloney said the program will be expanding to another school. Appearing on the Oldies 1013 morning show, Hart said... Read More.

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Sheriff Lafayette Woods, Jr talks about prank text arrest

Thursday, September 29 by Deseray Mckinzy

An 18-year-old student in the Watson Chapel School District was arrested Wednesday afternoon after an investigation into telephone threats against the school. Appearing on the Oldies 1013 morning show Thursday, Sheriff Lafayette Woods Jr. talked about the investigation that resulted in the arrest of... Read More.

New Life Church pastor talks event to honor first responders

Thursday, September 29 by Deseray Mckinzy

New Life Church in the Jefferson Square Shopping Center is planning an event Saturday to honor first responders, according to church pastor Matt Mosler. Appearing on Talk Back Live Thursday, Mosler explained what the church is going to do. Mosler told Talk Back Live host Floyd... Read More.

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Lincoln County judge talks about road budget and new revenue source

Tuesday, September 27 by Deseray Mckinzy

By Ray King Lincoln County Judge Buddy Lynn Earnest on Tuesday said that he has completed the budget for the County Road Department and will be turning it into the County Quorum Court for their consideration. Appearing on the Oldies 1013 morning show, Earnest was asked... Read More.

County Judge talks supply chain issues leading to rising costs

Friday, September 23 by Deseray Mckinzy

Among the problems facing the country are rising costs for everything, fueled by supply chain issues. This has led to run-away inflation and on Wednesday, Jefferson County Judge Gerald Robinson was asked about inflation when he was a guest on the Oldies 1013 morning... Read More.

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County Judge talks jail money

Wednesday, September 21 by Deseray Mckinzy

On Tuesday night, the Jefferson County Quorum Court, during a special called meeting approved a more than $230,000 appropriation for the adult jail. A large part of that appropriation will be used to pay for food and medicine, according to a request from Sheriff Lafayette... Read More.

ASC Communcations and Development Coordinator talks upcoming performances

Monday, September 19 by Deseray Mckinzy

The schedule continues to be busy at the Arts and Science Center in Pine Bluff, with great music and theater performances upcoming. Morgun Henson, the Communications and Development Coordinator at ASC joined Rick Walker on Sunrise Deltaplex to talk about some of the great... Read More.

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Alexander talks about vote on abestos removal

Friday, September 9 by Deseray Mckinzy

During its meeting Tuesday night, the Pine Bluff City Council split 4-4 on a resolution permitting the city to spend $68,000 to hire a company to remove asbestos from the old Southeast School on Ohio Street which the city has purchased. On Wednesday, Council Member... Read More.

PBPD Chief Richardson talks homicides in Pine Bluff

Thursday, September 8 by Deseray Mckinzy

Pine Bluff Police Chief Denise Richardson was a guest on Oldies 1013 Thursday morning and when asked how she was doing, she replied by saying “good.” Morning show host Greg Horne asked what she meant and she replied this way. Horne said a lot of people... Read More.

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Jefferson Regional CEO talks finances

Wednesday, August 31 by Deseray Mckinzy

A recent survey by the Arkansas Hospital Association showed that the COVID-19 pandemic continues to have an effect on the financial success of the state’s hospitals. Add inflation to that and it presents challenges to the medical profession, including Jefferson Regional Hospital. On Wednesday, Brian Thomas,... Read More.

A&P director talks about plans with cultural district and their annual income

Tuesday, August 30 by Deseray Mckinzy

The so-called hamburger tax which was approved by voters in Pine Bluff in 1977 and began to be collected in 1978 generated $1.6 million annually for the city’s Advertising and Tourism Promotion (A&P) annually. Of that, $1 million goes to the Pine Bluff Convention... Read More.

Stories tagged with: talks

Alexander talks council vote on new food pantry location

Central Moloney CEO discusses extending welding program to Pine Bluff High School

Sheriff Lafayette Woods, Jr talks about prank text arrest

New Life Church pastor talks event to honor first responders

Lincoln County judge talks about road budget and new revenue source

County Judge talks supply chain issues leading to rising costs

County Judge talks jail money

ASC Communcations and Development Coordinator talks upcoming performances

Alexander talks about vote on abestos removal

PBPD Chief Richardson talks homicides in Pine Bluff

Jefferson Regional CEO talks finances

A&P director talks about plans with cultural district and their annual income

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