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Make home feel new: Homestyle Furniture Store lines up Ashley Furniture living and bedroom sets, cozy sofas, mattresses, TV stands and rugs, then backs it with quick delivery and easy financing, so your Pine Bluff place goes from “it’ll do” to “come on over” without the headache.
Shine upgrade, anyone? Whether you’re celebrating something big this week or just treating yourself, Sissy's Log Cabin brings the Mid-South’s largest selection of one-of-a-kind jewelry, designer timepieces like Rolex and Tudor, and a deep estate collection.
Healthy hair, happy you: Valor Beauty Parlor specializes in natural hair silk presses, locs, weave installs, and gorgeous wigs, plus 100% raw extensions if you want extra oomph.
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A woman claims she experienced racism at Diablos Tacos & Mezcalería in Little Rock, Arkansas, over an alcoholic drink.
Full story at thenerdstash.com ↗
Steve Mays Sr. a council member in Pine Bluff, Arkansas, is reportedly planning to retire on December 31st, according to local reports.
Full story at arkansasradio.com ↗
The article discusses the ten must-try restaurants in Arkansas that locals identify as local favorites without much fanfare.
Full story at everafterinthewoods.com ↗
A new historical marker has been unveiled along Lake Saracen in Pine Bluff, Arkansas, highlighting the enduring legacy of the Quapaw Nation.
Full story at deltaplexnews.com ↗
Southeast Arkansas Behavioral Healthcare System (SABHS) will dissolve after 62 years of serving Southeast Arkansas, with its clinics and behavioral health programs set to transition to other healthcare providers beginning September 28th.
Full story at deltaplexnews.com ↗
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