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You can learn a lot from a movie or a television show. For instance, "All The President's Men" taught us to "follow the money" to get to the bottom of political corruption. HBO's cult classic, "The Wire," added "all the pieces matter" to the previous maxim. In recent weeks, Pine Bluff has witnessed several seemingly unrelated events: the conclusion of the Rodrick Morris trial, an ethics violation finding from the Arkansas State Ethics Commission, and the tabling of a resolution for the Simmons Bank Foundation to donate $2 million to the Sixth Avenue and ...

For the second time in six months, voters will head to the polls to decide the fate of two sales tax proposals being pushed by Go Forward Pine Bluff.

Saracen Casino Resort's Carlton Saffa on Thursday praised Pine Bluff's location, infrastructure, businesses and institutions but said it was the city's leaders that have been responsible for many of its success stories.

Frank Frazier art exhibition opened at the African American Museum of Art, Dallas in Fair Park, and runs through June 27.

In 2016, the promise of $20 million in private investment and transformative change motivated people to take a chance on the Go Forward Pine Bluff initiative. There was only a handful in opposition to the tax. Today, people are having second thoughts about the tax. Some say, "Go Forward was not what I thought it was," or "Go Forward was a good idea at first, but not how they executed it." There has to be a better way forward.