As his M1 Abrams tank, nicknamed Bonecrusher, rolled through Fallujah, Iraq, Gunnery Sgt. Nick Popaditch thought about the trail of dead insurgents left in its wake: “Fight and you die. Run and you die. Hide and you die. Hey, this works for me.”

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As Southeast Arkansas College continued its 50th anniversary celebration Thursday, the school’s president reflected on where the college is today and what the future might hold.

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A Pine Bluff man sentenced to prison in March after being convicted of killing his young niece more than three years ago, was convicted Wednesday on federal gun charges at Little Rock.

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A new court building that will house both divisions of district court could be ready as early as mid-January, one of the judges who will use the building said Thursday.

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There was not any overt contention over Pine Bluff Mayor Carl A. Redus Jr.’s proposed 2010 budget in Thursday committee meetings.

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An apparent arson fire was reported at the adult probation office in the Jefferson Square Shopping Center early Tuesday morning.

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Pine Bluff police are asking for help in locating a 13-year-old girl who has been missing since Monday.

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Pine Bluff Parks and Recreation Commission is looking to raise revenue.

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31 Years Ago November 20, 1978 GEORGETOWN, Guyana — The bodies of between 300 and 400 men, women and children — some shot to death, most reportedly poisoned by their own hand — have been found at the Guyana jungle camp of a California religious sect.

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A small amount of cocaine and a handgun were found and a Pine Bluff man arrested Monday night after a traffic stop on University Drive.

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