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Editor's Note: At press time, the following events and meetings were known to be still scheduled. Organizers or appropriate officials are encouraged to contact Sandra Hope at shope@pbcommercial.com or use our newsroom email pbcnews@pbcommercial.com to make additions or changes.
Editor's Note: At press time, the following events and meetings were known to be still scheduled. Organizers or appropriate officials are encouraged to contact Sandra Hope at shope@pbcommercial.com or use our newsroom email pbcnews@pbcommercial.com to make additions or changes.
The Great Flood of 1927 was the most devastating and costly in U.S. history. The flood caused devastation in Arkansas, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Oklahoma and Tennessee. The worst destruction occurred in Arkansas. Almost twice as much farmland was flooded in Arkansas as in Mississippi and Louisiana combined.
In 2014, Pine Bluff native Juliet Jackson was named a Southeastern Conference Legend as she became a University of Arkansas Hall of Famer. From 1986 to 1990, Jackson was an integral member of the University of Arkansas' two most successful sports teams.