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Hadley’s college plans turn into success story
When J'Keile Hadley began his educational journey at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff four years ago, he intended…
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Experts offer advice to manage electric bills as prices continue to rise
Retail electricity prices have increased faster than the rate of inflation since 2022, and the U.S. Energy Information Administration said…
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Corn and peanut acres increasing; soybeans falling
Estimated corn and peanut acres in Arkansas are up since March, while cotton and soybean acreage estimates have been pared…
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Expert: Aerated ponds good for fish in summer
Supplemental aeration can be beneficial for fishponds, says Scott Jones, small impoundment extension specialist at the University of Arkansas at…
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Pine Bluff next stop for Hustlepreneur Mentality Youth Diversion Program
The Hustlepreneur Mentality (H.E.M.) Youth Diversion Program is coming to Pine Bluff.
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Pine Bluff city attorney will run for 5th term
Pine Bluff City Attorney Althea E. Hadden-Scott will run for a fifth term.
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Professor recommends dish for Catfish Month
August is National Catfish Month, said W. Jinnings Burruss Jr., professor of food service and restaurant management for the University…
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Dumas teacher’s love is health care
Tarji Russell-Chaffin, a biomedical science teacher at Dumas High School, says she avoided "going the education route" for as long…
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Pine Bluff woman named Mrs. Arkansas 2025, focuses on elevating mothers
Dr. Tamara P. Glover of Pine Bluff has been officially named Mrs. Arkansas 2025, earning the opportunity to represent the…
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Watson Chapel High plans to offer concurrent credit in JROTC
Concurrent credit in Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps will soon be offered to Watson Chapel High School students through the…