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Officials downplay study suggesting rice tainted
LITTLE ROCK — Gov. Mike Beebe and state rice industry officials questioned a study Wednesday by Consumer Reports suggesting there…
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Court: Truck driver’s profanity constitutes misconduct
LITTLE ROCK — A truck driver who was fired for using profanity is not entitled to unemployment benefits, the state…
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Delta Grassroots Caucus shunning DC gridlock
WASHINGTON — The Delta Grassroots Caucus for the first time has moved its fall conference off Capitol Hill and will…
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Pocahontas woman pleads guilty to mail fraud
LITTLE ROCK — The former chief financial officer of the Black River Area Development Corporation in Pocahontas pleaded guilty Wednesday…
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State sets record for West Nile deaths
LITTLE ROCK — Arkansas’ fifth West Nile death this year set a state record for deaths related to the mosquito-borne…
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Beebe open to considering tiered lottery scholarships
LITTLE ROCK — Gov. Mike Beebe said Wednesday he is open to considering a proposal to change the state’s lottery…
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Greenville to host open house
Greenville Elementary School parents are invited to attend its annual open house from 5:30-7:15 p.m. Thursday.Principal Karen Enright will introduce…
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Pine Bluff school board approves budget
The Pine Bluff School District Board of Directors approved the proposed 2012-2013 budget for the district during its regular monthly…
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Delta Sigma Theta alumnae to conduct voter registration
The Pine Bluff Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. will conduct a voter registration and information event at…
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Judge: Ousted Gould aldermen’s votes stand
Circuit Court Judge Robert H. “Rob” Wyatt Jr. on Tuesday issued rulings on three lingering questions involved in the civil…