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A tote for a tote
Adolf Hitler, throughout his murderous political career, was determined to have a dramatic impact on European and world history. Indeed,…
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Collins has tax cut plan
State Rep. Charlie Collins, R-Fayetteville, and I are having a civil disagreement, not so much about whether to cut income…
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Stopping to reflect on oneself
From my third-floor office I have a good vantage from which to view the world below. In particular, I have…
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Happy dad’s day
Occasionally, this column is about great men. Today, it’s about good men.The older I have grown, the more I have…
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Grandson of locals finds way to CWS
By Justin RustOf the Commercial StaffArkansas first baseman Sam Bates only lived in Pine Bluff until he was 3 or…
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Historic preservationists see progress, hopeful future for PB
Historic District commissioners see several projects coming together in what they hope bodes well for the future of historic preservation…
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Jailer beaten at adult detention center
A female jailer at the adult detention center received a broken nose and other injuries Wednesday when she was beaten…
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Area school districts strive to improve graduation rates
Arkansas public school districts have seen an increase in graduation rates over the past several years, from 68 percent in…
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Clerk’s Office reports votes cast illegally
A check of voting records from Tuesday’s runoff elections indicated that approximately 68 people who voted Republican in the May…
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Senate rejects food stamp cuts
WASHINGTON — The Senate last week rejected an effort to cut federal spending for food stamps and convert the program…