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As rains delay field prep, early planted rice looks less likely, experts say
Continuously wet conditions further delayed the work of field preparation throughout much of Arkansas last week, as intermittent rains continue…
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Toltec state park plans Star Gazing March 2
Toltec Mounds Archeological State Park at Scott invites the community to its Star Gazing from 7–8 p.m. Saturday, March 2.…
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White Hall boys end season with loss
White Hall fell at home 55-52 Thursday night to the Sylvan Hills Bears in the final game of the season…
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Flagg scores 22, leads Texas A&M past Hogs
FAYETTEVILLE — With 30 seconds left, Texas A&M forward Savion Flagg stepped to the free-throw line knowing the game was…
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Plans for Saracen Casino Resort underway
When completed, the Saracen Casino Resort planned for Pine Bluff is expected to generate $32 million in tax-based revenue in…
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Woman attacked in robbery attempt at PB Ollie’s
A $250,000 bond was set this week for a Pine Bluff man who allegedly robbed an individual Feb. 15. Jefferson County…
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Abraham receives Arsenal’s MLK Humanitarian Award
The Pine Bluff Arsenal recently presented Barbara Abraham with the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Humanitarian Award. Abraham is an industrial…
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Council OKs small cell wireless technology
The Pine Bluff City Council has approved a proposed ordinance dealing with the placement of small cell wireless facilities…
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Urban Renewal Agency sets big goal for city cleanup
Pine Bluff Urban Renewal Agency Executive Director Maurice Taggart said Wednesday that the agency is working “to bring Pine Bluff…
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PBSD workers bilk district for nearly $70K
An Arkansas Legislative Audit has found that two Pine Bluff School District employees who provided security and painting services falsified…