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Budget news mostly good, some bad
There was good news and bad news about the federal government’s finances this week. Let’s start, and end, with the…
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State Treasurer Martha Shoffner jailed on federal charges
LITTLE ROCK — State Treasurer Martha Shoffner was being held in the Pulaski County jail late Saturday following her arrested…
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UAPB Child Development Center sparking early interest in science, math
Children at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff Child Development Center are learning early about science and math-related careers.…
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Rep. Bragg
State Rep. Ken Bragg, whose district includes part of Jefferson County, was the featured speaker at the Jefferson County Republican…
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EASY RIDER River traveler en route to Gulf in homemade raft
“The river is within us. The sea is all about us.” — Thomas Stearns Eliot• • •Joe Lott is floating…
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Caramelized sugars may taste good, but mean lower protein in hay
FAYETTEVILLE — A little moisture in hay is normal, but higher levels will mean higher heat levels in the bale…
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UA shuts out Auburn
AUBURN, Ala. — Ryne Stanek, Jalen Beeks and Colby Suggs combined on a six-hit shutout as No. 13 Arkansas evened…
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Hogs move into winner’s bracket
NORMAN, Okla. – The No. 24 Arkansas softball team downed the Fordham Rams, 5-1, on Friday in the first round…
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Committee gives do-pass vote to proposed residency requirement
Thumb UpThe advice not to watch sausage being made was apropo for Thursday afternoon’s meeting of the Pine Bluff City…
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Enforce handicapped parking laws
Editor, The CommercialI would like to know why the Pine Bluff Police does not enforce the handicap parking laws. I…