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Another lawsuit filed over deadly campground flood
LITTLE ROCK — Another wrongful-death lawsuit has been filed over a 2010 flash flood at the Albert Pike Campground in…
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Early spring prompts pigweeds to go to seed
Arkansas farmers are expanding pigweed No Tolerance zones, while warm temperatures prompt precocious pigweeds to produce seedheads months early, said…
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Collections up for fund that pays court assistants
LITTLE ROCK — Fee and fine collections are up so much in the past few months that additional money from…
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Neighbor to Neighbor Fish Fry
Terry Wood examines one of the many silent auction items up for grabs Friday during the Neighbor to Neighbor fish…
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Citizens police group plans meeting
The Pine Bluff Citizen’s Police Alumni Association will meet Tuesday at 6 p.m. at St. Luke United Methodist Church fellowship…
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St. Peter School will innovate to survive
St. Peter Catholic School will reinvent itself as the St. Peter Academy of Health for the 2012-2013 school year, according…
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Texts on Petrino’s phone released
FAYETTEVILLE — Some of the details surrounding the final week of Bobby Petrino’s tenure at Arkansas became a little clearer…
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Cultural Fest set for Tuesday at UAPB
The annual Cultural Fest will be held at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff from 6 p.m. to 8:45…
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Engineers, costs, fees recommended for bond-funded construction projects
A project review committee and Pine Bluff City Council committee have recommended a list of engineers, project costs and professional…
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Reading council to meet Tuesday
The Jefferson County Reading Council will hold its annual Literacy Celebration meeting at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at El Sol Mexican…