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Little League, AYSO members express their concerns with insufficient field space at Malibu Bluffs Park • The Malibu Times - Vimarsana News

Little League, AYSO members express their concerns with insufficient field space at Malibu Bluffs Park • The Malibu Times

City Council addresses Ann M. Ravel’s letter over alleged Planning Commission conflicts of interest Malibu Little League and Malibu AYSO representatives attended the City Council meeting on Monday night to express concerns about field space at Malibu Bluffs Park between organizations that occupy the field. MLL Vice President Jake Lingo attended the meeting to speak […]

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Foundation honors Simmons Bank

Softball complex shows flood-damage recovery - Vimarsana News

Softball complex shows flood-damage recovery

The Regional Park softball complex is finally starting to see improvements after almost 6 feet of floodwaters severely damaged the park in 2019. The flood along the Arkansas River that occurred that spring set a record high-water mark and became one of the costliest natural disasters in the state’s history.

Patrons take district to task on PB schools - Vimarsana News

Patrons take district to task on PB schools

The tone inside McFadden Gymnasium for the Pine Bluff School District's annual report to the public didn't entirely reflect excitement over the future, or present, of Jefferson County's largest school system.

Patrons take district to task on PB schools - Vimarsana News

Patrons take district to task on PB schools

The tone inside McFadden Gymnasium for the Pine Bluff School District's annual report to the public didn't entirely reflect excitement over the future, or present, of Jefferson County's largest school system.