Pine Bluff Community News Today

My name is William Fells III. I am excited to officially announce my candidacy for the Pine Bluff City Council Ward 3 position. Born and raised in Pine Bluff, I am proud to call this community my home. I am a graduate of Ridgway Christian […]

Fundraiser to honor Sissy Jones

This is the first of a two-part series.

Stuttgart bank names board vice chair

Go Forward Pine Bluff has drafted a proposal to renew a five-eighths-cent tax that funds its projects and add a three-eighths-cent tax earmarked for public safety.

"Here it comes," Raya Lee said as she leaned into the street in front of Simmons Bank looking for the parade.

City leaders, firefighters and businesspersons in Pine Bluff gathered at the former Long John Silvers at 1400 S. Main St. to welcome a more local business to the location -- Underwater Seafood -- with a ribbon cutting.

On Veterans Day, Friday, the White Hall Museum staff and others will pay tribute to the local military men and women who served America during war and peace times.

To White Hall resident Lisa Hunter, education is the foundation of everything that people do.

People often reflect on summer with fond memories. Even if all our summer memories aren't great, or even if we dislike the unbearable heat and mosquitoes that sweep through the South, there are usually a good number of worthy memories created.