ARDOT reminds candidates and supporters that campaign signs are unlawful on state highway right of way; crews will remove yard signs, and owners can pick them up at the nearest Area Maintenance Office.
Pine Bluff City Council approved an agreement with Union Pacific to permanently close and remove the already-shuttered Sixth Street at-grade crossing, clarifying Beach Street is not closing and noting a possible $100,000 ArDOT match.
UAM Counseling, Student Conduct & Title IX and Student Engagement list a Domestic Violence Awareness program from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Oct. 15 on the UAM Quad during Purple Thursday of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
Warren’s 70th annual Pink Tomato Festival runs mid-June with pageants, parade, salsa and tomato contests, rodeo, Hispanic Night and a 5K, per the Bradley County Chamber.
At its June meeting, Bradley County Quorum Court authorized a $117,596.91 post-closure letter of credit for the landfill, appointed Eddie Raines to the equalization board, and declared a District 4 vacancy after JP Jimmy Sledge resigned.
UAEX’s Dr. Hunter P. Goodman leads a Capacity Building Through Grant Writing Workshop and Lunch April 14 at McGehee Municipal Building for nonprofits and community groups.
Mayor Andrew Goodloe said a $2 million federal appropriation championed by Sen. John Boozman will wipe the remaining loan balance as Wabbaseka joins Grand Prairie Regional Water with new meters, lines, tank and treatment plant.
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