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Torch passed, new path illuminated
The people of Pine Bluff have chosen a new course. With the landslide election of local businesswoman Debe Hollingsworth to…
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Election results point to GOP ascendancy
LITTLE ROCK — The Republican sweep of Arkansas’ U.S. House delegation and a GOP takeover of the state Senate, and…
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Beebe urges cooperation with closely split Legislature
LITTLE ROCK — With legislative control swinging from Democrats to Republicans, Gov. Mike Beebe on Wednesday emphasized cooperation, and not…
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Voters reject House hopefuls with controversial views
LITTLE ROCK — Three Republican candidates who drew election-season criticism for their comments or writings on slavery and other contentious…
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Roussel: Tuberville would be good fit for Arkansas
FAYETTEVILLE — Tommy Tuberville was one of the top candidates for the Arkansas position in 1997, but the Camden native…
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HistoryMakers program held at Jack Robey
Jack Robey Junior High School recently participated in the third annual Back to School with the HistoryMakers program and welcomed…
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Risk management training set for farmers
The Small Farm Program at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff will offer a three-day Risk Management Training to…
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Pryor, Boozman ready to face ‘fiscal cliff’
WASHINGTON — U.S. Sens. Mark Pryor and John Boozman said Wednesday they want Congress to overcome partisan gridlock and find…
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Six ordinances given first, second readings
Six ordinances received first or second readings at Monday night’s Pine Bluff City Council meeting.Those receiving second readings called for:•…
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Trinity Village to honor veterans Monday
Trinity Village will host a Veteran’s Day program at 1:30 p.m. Monday where all veterans will be honored. The program…