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Lane closes for inspection on Emmett Sanders bridge
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will require a lane closure for a routine inspection on U.S. 79 Arkansas River…
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Public meeting to address potential park at Tucker
A public meeting will be held to identify potential outdoor park and recreation needs and priorities for 2018, according to…
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Boys & Girls Club mixes studies and play while school’s out
In a roomful of busy and chattering children, 10-year-old Taylr Heinrich talked with enthusiasm about skating, swimming and taking trips…
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Arkansas rides 8-run inning to 11-5 win over Longhorns
OMAHA, Neb. — Once Arkansas' offense got rolling against Texas in the sixth inning, nothing could stop the Razorbacks. Not…
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Governor, ex-prosecutor, uncle: What does Asa Hutchinson do?
LITTLE ROCK — Every minute of every day, Asa Hutchinson is a governor, a former federal prosecutor and an uncle.…
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City celebrates Juneteenth at Regional Park Saturday
Fellowship, gospel music and the aroma of barbeque consumed the air at Regional Park Amphitheater Saturday morning during the return…
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Renovation work on Hotel Pines moving forward
Editor’s Note: A version of this story that appeared in the Thursday, June 14 edition of The Commercial contained several…
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PB Muslim community celebrates, reaches out
We need to know about other religions, and they need to know about (Islam) so we can live in harmony…
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WCHS accreditation placed on probation status by state
The Arkansas Board of Education voted 6-0 Thursday afternoon to approve accreditation ratings for the state’s 1,052 schools, including the…
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Ordinance on law firm in hotel case on council agenda
The Pine Bluff City Council on Monday will hear the second reading of a proposed ordinance that would allow the…