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Grant expands green infrastructure into Southeast Arkansas
The University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture received a $100,926 grant to expand green infrastructure into Southeast Arkansas, according…
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‘Tiny House’ Contractor Faces Big Lawsuit Rutledge files lawsuit on behalf of consumer complaints totaling more than $115,000 lost in unfinished homes
LITTLE ROCK – A “tiny house” contractor in Mountain View faces complaints by eight customers totaling more than $115,000 in…
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Murder suspect makes initial court appearance
A Pine Bluff man who was being sought as a suspect in the death of a man found inside a…
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garbage rate hike, honoring Jim Hill on council agenda
A resolution that will increase the rate Pine Bluff residents pay for garbage pickup will be considered when the City…
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AKA to present event on domestic violence Nov. 19
“I Am Enough,” an event on domestic violence, will be presented at 6:08 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 19, at the L.A.…
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Jeffrey Epstein: To the first prosecutors, teen victims were prostitutes
The very first criminal charge against Jeffrey Epstein was soliciting a prostitute.That charge came in spite of the testimony of…
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Extension Homemakers set Cot Sheet workshop
The Jefferson County Extension Homemakers will host a Cot Sheet Workshop to sew sheets for the University of Arkansas for…
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Neighborhood Watch Groups will meet
Pine Bluff Neighborhood Watch Groups announced plans. The Faucett Road Association Group will meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 19,…
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Highland to accept Toys for Tots applications Nov. 19
Highland Ministries, 1320 S. Peach St., will accept applications for Toys for Tots from 6-7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 19. Eligible…
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House of Bread pantry opens Nov. 18
House of Bread Deliverance Church, 500 S. Main St., will open its food pantry Monday, Nov. 18, from 3-4:30 p.m.…