Pine Bluff High News Today

Choral music director, Personnel Policy Committee chairman and now district Teacher of the Year.

Pine Bluff, Arkansas Born and raised in this once-vibrant manufacturing hub along the Arkansas River, Sederick Rice likens his troubled hometown to a popular blues song — “You’ve Got to Hurt Before You Heal.” Pine Bluff has seen more than its share of pain in recent years. With the 2020 U.S. Census, the community about […]

Pine Bluff, Arkansas I am the product of a single-parent household. My mother is a God-fearing woman who raised me in the church. She’s always taught me to be thankful for what I have and to strive to make my community a better place. While I have a strong love for social media, I must […]

Starting next school year, the staff and students in Pine Bluff will head back earlier in the summer, and have more breaks throughout the year.

This year, the Pine Bluff High School Fighting Zebras football team has worked hard to live up to their schools prestigious football legacy. For generations, the Zebras have been the pride of the city.

Simmons names Hobbs EVP, CFO

The Arkansas Martin Luther King, Jr. Commission announced the formation of a task force in Pine Bluff to address violence among youth.

Driving down the field with a chance to pull within a touchdown, the White Hall Bulldogs were knocked out early.

Driving down the field with a chance to pull within a touchdown, the White Hall Bulldogs were knocked out early.

A dedication ceremony took place Sunday to recognize a Civil War commemorative statue being relocated after its removal from the Jefferson County Courthouse grounds June 20, 2020.