Watley discusses tax failure at polls

One day after voters rejected a bid to extend the five-eights cent sales tax, commonly called the Go Forward tax for another seven years and rejected a permanent three-eights cent tax for police and fire, Ryan Watley, the CEO of Go Forward Pine Bluff... Read More.
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Watley and Griffin discuss Urban Renewal investigation

The Arkansas State Police are currently investigating allegations that money is missing from the Urban Renewal Agency, according to Go Forward Pine Bluff CEO Ryan Watley and Chandra Griffin, director of the Urban Renewal Agency. Appearing on the Oldies 1013 morning show Thursday, Watley was... Read More.

Watley talks about the ‘citizens plan’ for GFPB

Go Forward Pine Bluff CEO Ryan Watley on Thursday said while he and others administer the day-to-day activities, it is a “citizens plan.” Appearing on the Oldies 1013 morning show, Watley said this. Morning show host Greg Horne asked Watley about the Public Private partnership aspect... Read More.
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Watley explains origins of GFPB

With an election planned in May on extending the go Forward sales tax for another seven years, as well as adding a tax devoted strictly to public safety, Go Forward Pine Bluff CEO Ryan Watley was a guest on the Oldies 1013 morning show... Read More.

Ryan Watley discusses Go Forward Pine Bluff tax

The 5/8th cent sales tax, commonly called the Go Forward Sales Tax was initially approved by city voters in 2017 and on Monday, Go Forward CEO Ryan Watley was asked how much money the tax brings in each year. Watley appeared on the Oldies 1013 morning... Read More.