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Black Pilots of America have show despite rain
Despite threatening weather throughout the Memorial Day weekend, the 28th annual Operation Skyhook proceeded at Pine Bluff's Grider Field.
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White Hall recognizes lost veterans, Gold Star families
With the predictions of continued heavy rains and storms, the city of White Hall decided to move its annual Memorial…
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Rice farmers in Arkansas facing a choice
Will some of Arkansas' anticipated rice acres drift toward soybeans?
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Elementary students in Watson Chapel School District get bags of books
Calling reading his "baby," Watson Chapel School District Superintendent Keith McGee spread the joy of it throughout all grade levels…
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UA-Monticello department honors social workers
The Department of Social Work at the University of Arkansas at Monticello hosted Social Work: Compassion + Action Lunch-and-Learn in…
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Arkansas farmers investing in corn with confidence
While farmers across the United States signaled their intent to plant about 5% more corn acreage this year than in…
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McDaniels brothers lauded by sheriff for rescue work
Jefferson County Sheriff Lafayette Woods Jr. presented a Resolution of Citizens Meritorious Service to Landon McDaniel and Kamdon McDaniel in…
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The Black Pilots of America members register for Pine Bluff’s Fly-In
At 2 p.m. Thursday, pilots from across the nation began registering for the 2025 Operation Skyhook Fly-In being held for…
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White Hall High gives secretary her own graduation ceremony
Leslie Mitchell didn't make it to Fayetteville to attend her graduation from the University of Arkansas two weekends ago. She…
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Pine Bluff officials say residential development possible with EPA grant
The target area of downtown Pine Bluff soon to benefit from a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency grant can possibly be…