Pine Bluff Transit News Today

Nearly a week after Pine Bluff voters defeated two tax measures, the City Council had no problem passing a $63,216,953 budget for 2024 during Mondays meeting.

Budget hearings began on Monday for the city of Pine Bluff as department heads prepare for 2024.

The First Ward Living Grace Food Pantry, a local food pantry, set out to provide the essential needs for families with children during Pine Bluffs spring break on March 22, serving over 500 children.

The Public Health and Welfare Committee held its first meeting of the year on Thursday.

For the first time ever in its 39-year existence, the annual Original KingFest Martin Luther King Jr. Parade had the largest group of young people to participate.

City, Omegas host blood drive today

Summit plans youth event today

Arkansas Department of Transportation (ARDOT) will conduct several public meetings across the state to seek input on an update to the federally required Statewide Public Transit Coordination Plan.

Representatives from a real estate development company that met with the mayor's office last week are working with the owners of the old Walmart building attached to The Pines mall in an effort to redevelop the site for entertainment.

Lanette R. Frazier announced her candidacy for a Ward 3 position on the Pine Bluff City Council.