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Man arrested for fatally shooting woman in Pulaski County
PULASKI COUNTY, Ark. — The Pulaski County Sheriff's Office is investigating a shooting incident that left one person dead in McAlmont, Arkansas on Wednesday afternoon. According to reports, sheriffs were called with reports of an incident in the 100 Block of E 47th Street. Once they arrived at the scene they found a female victim who was suffering from a gunshot wound inside a home.
Accident causes standstill traffic along I-30 eastbound near Bryant
BRYANT, Ark. — Update: Traffic now appears to be moving as normal. The eastbound lanes of I-30 near Reynolds Road and mile marker 123 are currently blocked and traffic appears to be at a standstill due to an accident. According to ARDOT, at least one injury was reported in...
Gov. Sanders announces new funding for Arkansas-Pine Bluff
PINE BLUFF, Ark — Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders made the declaration this week and spent the day highlighting the work being done in Pine Bluff and making the City the Pine Bluff the capital of Arkansas for the day. "It is great to be back here in Pine Bluff...
Hwy. 35 South of Big Creek To Be Resurfaced This Year
LITTLE ROCK - The Arkansas Department of Transportation (ARDOT) recently announced that Pine Bluff Sand & Gravel has been awarded an $11.6 million bid to resurface portions of Hwy. 35 south of the Big Creek bridge.The project includes resurfacing about 4.5 miles of Hwy. 35 east of the Big Creek bridge at Herbine to the Hwy. 63 intersection at Pansy. In addition, it also includes repaving Hwy. 35 from the Hwy. 63 intersection at Rye to the Hwy. 425 intersection north of Monticello. That portion includes about 1.5 miles in Cleveland County.This latest project essentially picks up from where a major resurfacing of Hwy. 35 from the Grant County line at Staves to the Big Creek bridge at Herbine was completed several years ago.Overall, the ADOT reported the project will resurface 17.4 miles of Hwy. 35 through Cleveland and Drew counties.Pine Bluff Sand & Gravel was awarded a bid of $11,605,437.19 for the entire project. Pine Bluff Sand & Gravel was also awarded a $5.25 million grant to resurface 8.3 miles of Hwy. 114 from the Hwy. 35 intersection south of Rison to the Hwy. 63 intersection at Calmer.The projects are expected to begin this summer.
Four Co-Valedictorians Lead Woodlawn's Class of 2024
WOODLAWN - Woodlawn High School graduated 50 students as part of the senior class of 2024 in a ceremony Tuesday evening, May 14, at the Pine Bluff Convention Center. Of the 50 students, 21 seniors graduated with honors, including:. Valedictorian Kaylea Aryn Chastain. Kaylea is the daughter of Jimmy and...
Weekend Entertainment Roundup for May 16, 2024
Here's the latest Weekend Entertainment Roundup from Eric E. Harrison, culture reporter at the Arkansas Democrat Gazette. The fourth annual Pulaski County Fair kicks off Friday and runs through May 27 (but not this coming Monday and Tuesday) at North Little Rock’s Riverfront Park, 120 Riverfront Drive, on the banks of the Arkansas River. It’ll feature the P.B.J. Happee Days Shows carnival midway, rides, fun-filled games, a petting zoo and novelty vendors, with food options ranging from traditional fair favorites to gourmet treats. And the fair will debut a new BMX sports feature and a beer tent offering live music and adult beverages. More information is at thepulaskicountyfair.net or facebook.com/thepulaskicountyfair.
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