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Sleep Out in the Rock event called privilege by volunteers - Vimarsana News

Sleep Out in the Rock event called privilege by volunteers

Mandy Davis, co-chair of the Oct. 22 Sleep Out in the Rock, is quick to point out the event is not intended to give eventgoers an idea of what it is like to be homeless.

Group gives proposal to operate city shelter - Vimarsana News

Group gives proposal to operate city shelter

A nonprofit organization that operates in Little Rock and seven other states that is wanting to become the first operator of a homeless shelter in Pine Bluff made a pitch to city leaders Thursday, saying the first year of operations would cost the city more than a half-million dollars. City officials said much of that money would come from outside sources.

Shelter operator hopefuls sized up - Vimarsana News

Shelter operator hopefuls sized up

A women's shelter director and homeless shelter operator have presented proposals to manage Opportunity House in Pine Bluff to a review committee including Mayor Shirley Washington and other city officials.

Officials discuss project plans in PB - Vimarsana News

Officials discuss project plans in PB

The office of Mayor Shirley Washington recently gave an update on several initiatives and projects happening in Pine Bluff, specifically concerning the former Bank of America building, Opportunity House, Enterprise Fleet Management and Pine Bluff Aquatics, as well as a field trip city officials took to Texarkana.

Little Rock offering pay to homeless for beautification work; program inspires other Arkansas cities - Vimarsana News

Little Rock offering pay to homeless for beautification work; program inspires other Arkansas cities

Little Rock is reviving a program that pays homeless individuals hourly wages for day labor after the city board of directors approved a $150,000 contract last week.