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Watson Chapel School District millage up for Tuesday vote

Tuesday, August 9 by Staff

Citizens in the Watson Chapel School District are voting on a millage increase that would help build a new high school if passed on Tuesday. Interim Superintendent Tom Wilson spoke with Deltaplex News about the vote, and said that he has hopes the millage will... Read More.

Watson Chapel School Board approves several new hires; Discuss millage vote at Monday meeting

Monday, August 8 by Staff

The Watson Chapel School Board held their monthly meeting Monday evening where several new hires were announced. The Board approved the following hires: Lyequita Alsup – Secondary Counselor LaTisha Boykin – Cafeteria Substitute Tonya Colen – GT/AP Coordinator Tristen Imler – Teacher/Dyslexia Interventionist Madison MacGann... Read More.

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Council to vote on names change for street to casino

Thursday, July 7 by Ray King

The Pine Bluff City Council is expected to vote soon on legislation changing the name of a section of Highway 63 to Saracen Resort Drive. During a meeting of the council’s Traffic and Aviation Committee Tuesday, Larry Reynolds, who is the regional planner said the... Read More.

Run-off Candidates for Ward 1 talks why voters should vote for them

Tuesday, June 14 by Deseray Mckinzy

As early voting kicks off for run-off elections, Two candidates that led the primary election for Ward one, LaTisha Brunson and Danny Walker joined Oldies 1013 Morning Show to tell the community about why they are best to represent their wards. Each was asked why... Read More.

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Chris Jones discusses why people should vote for him

Friday, June 10 by Greg

Pine Bluff native and Democratic Party candidate for Governor Chris Jones, who will now face Republican Party nominee Sarah Huckabee Sanders in the November General Election talked about why people should vote for him instead of Sanders when he appeared on the Oldies 1013... Read More.

Council member Joni Alexander weighs in on Tuesday’s vote against additional pay for financial consultants

Thursday, February 24 by Staff

On Tuesday night, four members of the Pine Bluff City Council voted to approve paying financial consultants George Stepps and William Moss for an additional 162 hours they said they worked on the city’s finances without prior approval from the City Council. The council had... Read More.

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Mayor Shirley Washington casts deciding vote against resolution to pay financial consultants

Tuesday, February 22 by Staff

By Ray King Mayor Shirley Washington broke a 4-4 tie Tuesday night when she voted no to a resolution authorizing payment for an additional 162 hours of work by financial consultants George Stepps and William Moss. The two were hired to help with the city’s 2022... Read More.

Pine Bluff City Council expected to vote on Parks & Recreation proposal

Friday, February 18 by Staff

The Pine Bluff City Council is expected to vote soon on a proposal allowing the Parks and Recreation Department to collaborate with the Boys and Girls Club of Jefferson County. On Friday, Parks and Recreation Director Sam Glover and Nyeshia Aldridge, Executive Director of the... Read More.

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Mayor Shirley Washington casts deciding vote for Urban Renewal Agency funding

Monday, February 7 by Staff

By Ray King Mayor Shirley Washington cast the deciding vote Monday as the Pine Bluff City Council adopted a resolution approving funding to the Pine Bluff Urban Renewal Agency for specific projects. The Mayor was joined in voting yes by Council members Lloyd Holcomb Jr., Glen... Read More.

Joni Alexander weighs in on City Council’s 4-4 vote on police chief resolution

Wednesday, January 19 by Staff

During the meeting of the Pine Bluff City Council on Tuesday, a resolution calling on Mayor Shirley Washington to restart the hiring process for a news police chief failed by a 4-4 vote. The resolution said “public safety is promoted by stability in the Police... Read More.

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Boozman, others vote no on vaccine mandate

Thursday, December 9 by Ray King

WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator John Boozman (R-AR) and a majority of his Senate colleagues Wednesday voted to disapprove of and nullify the COVID-19 vaccine mandate President Biden sought to impose on private employers with over 100 employees. The Congressional Review Act (CRA) measure now... Read More.

Vote on vaccine mandate delayed

Monday, November 22 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas lawmakers on Friday delayed a vote on whether to allow state-run health care facilities to require employees to get the COVID-19 vaccine, a move officials say is needed to protect millions of dollars in federal funding. The Arkansas Legislative... Read More.

Stories tagged with: vote

Watson Chapel School District millage up for Tuesday vote

Watson Chapel School Board approves several new hires; Discuss millage vote at Monday meeting

Council to vote on names change for street to casino

Run-off Candidates for Ward 1 talks why voters should vote for them

Chris Jones discusses why people should vote for him

Council member Joni Alexander weighs in on Tuesday’s vote against additional pay for financial consultants

Mayor Shirley Washington casts deciding vote against resolution to pay financial consultants

Pine Bluff City Council expected to vote on Parks & Recreation proposal

Mayor Shirley Washington casts deciding vote for Urban Renewal Agency funding

Joni Alexander weighs in on City Council’s 4-4 vote on police chief resolution

Boozman, others vote no on vaccine mandate

Vote on vaccine mandate delayed

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