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Travel chaos worsens amid government shutdown

Tuesday, November 4 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Travelers with plans to fly amid the government shutdown are searching for refund policies related to flight delays or cancellations, as well as information on what resources are available to them if a booking is significantly impacted by the continued ripple... Read More.

Police Respond to Claims at Big Red Travel Plaza, Call Them “Unfounded”

Tuesday, September 2 by Luke Matheson

Authorities say a social media post circulating about suspicious activity at the Big Red Travel Plaza in White Hall has been investigated and ruled unfounded. The post, which appeared on Facebook, alleged that a person had been hiding in the ceiling of the women’s restroom... Read More.

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Two new scams could effect your summer travel plans

Thursday, June 12 by Rick Walker

Heading into the summer months, travel is on a lot of people's minds. Cara Carlin from the BBB in Little Rock told Deltaplex News about two new scams that are up and active. One of the scams involves texts and emails that are allegedly sent... Read More.

Saracen Casino’s Carlton Saffa discussed winter travel, state legislature and online gaming

Tuesday, January 28 by Alex Bivens

The months of December and January were filled with sports activities including the college football playoffs and national championship, the end of the National Football League regular season and the opening rounds of the playoffs, and hundreds of men’s and women’s college basketball games. While... Read More.

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Ouachita Baptist to travel to UCO for first round playoff game.

Tuesday, November 19 by Rick Walker

The University of Central Oklahoma is in the NCAA Divison II playoffs for the first time in 21 years and will host Ouachita Baptist this Saturday at Chad Richison Stadium in Edmond. The game will kickoff at 1 p.m. The Bronchos are the champions... Read More.

Audit finds no violations of Sanders’ travel and security records

Monday, October 14 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Auditors reviewing travel and security records that were restricted from public release under a measure Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed last year did not find any violations of law in how money was spent, according to a report released to... Read More.

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Mayor Washington discusses winter weather travel; Entergy Arkansas staging workers in Pine Bluff

Wednesday, February 1 by Staff

Winter weather in the Deltaplex area has caused issues with the roads and bridges since early this week, and crews have been out working hard to make sure they have been treated so drivers can travel is needed. Pine Bluff Mayor Shirley Washington joined the... Read More.

Travel delays affect King Cotton Tourney

Tuesday, December 27 by Deseray Mckinzy

The weather has wreaked havoc across the country and nowhere has that had more of an effect than on the 2022 King Cotton Holiday Basketball tournament scheduled to begin today at the Pine Bluff Convention Center. Organizers had arranged for out-of-state teams to fly into... Read More.

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King Cotton Holiday Classic schedule revised due to team travel issues

Tuesday, December 27 by Staff

Despite several flight delays and cancellations across the country, King Cotton Holiday Classic officials and volunteers worked diligently all day yesterday to secure 14 teams for this year’s tournament. Sponsored by Simmons Bank, the prestigious high school basketball tournament will take place at the... Read More.

Governor releases sources of travel expenses

Wednesday, February 2 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson has reported that outside groups paid for more than $32,000 of his travel expenses outside the state last year. Hutchinson reported the trips on his annual statement of financial interest filed last week. Monday was the... Read More.

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Supreme Court says no to online travel company lawsuit on taxes

Thursday, October 28 by Ray King

By Ray King The Arkansas Supreme Court on Thursday rejected for the third time an appeal filed by a group of online travel companies who were accused of not paying the full amount of taxes they owed on hotel rooms booked by the companies. Writing for... Read More.

Boozman discusses travel and MSA change with Oldies 101.3

Thursday, July 22 by Deseray Mckinzy

United States Senator John Boozman told Greg Horne on Oldies 101.3 Wednesday said he was in Washington taking care of a number of things, including work on the President’s Infrastructure plan, but tries to get back to Arkansas as often as possible. He also talked... Read More.

Stories tagged with: travel

Travel chaos worsens amid government shutdown

Police Respond to Claims at Big Red Travel Plaza, Call Them “Unfounded”

Two new scams could effect your summer travel plans

Saracen Casino’s Carlton Saffa discussed winter travel, state legislature and online gaming

Ouachita Baptist to travel to UCO for first round playoff game.

Audit finds no violations of Sanders’ travel and security records

Mayor Washington discusses winter weather travel; Entergy Arkansas staging workers in Pine Bluff

Travel delays affect King Cotton Tourney

King Cotton Holiday Classic schedule revised due to team travel issues

Governor releases sources of travel expenses

Supreme Court says no to online travel company lawsuit on taxes

Boozman discusses travel and MSA change with Oldies 101.3

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