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City of Pine Bluff prepares to host King Cotton Holiday Classic

City of Pine Bluff prepares to host King Cotton Holiday Classic

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City of Pine Bluff prepares to host King Cotton Holiday Classic

The King Cotton Classic will be held from Dec. 27-29. Tickets will be available online starting Nov. 15.

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Hummingbird mural painted over racial slur graffiti in Little Rock

A Little Rock man was jogging one morning across the overpass near MacArthur Park in Little Rock when he saw a racial slur spray painted across the walls.
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New mentorship program aimed at growing Arkansas women entrepreneurs is now open for applications

VCWoman Achieve will provide experience, tools and resources to female entrepreneurs over a 12-month period. The search is underway to find mentors and mentees.
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8th grade softball player pitches for opposing team when their player gets sick

The team isn't counting up wins and losses but rather lessons learned on the field.

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Arkansas organization hosts 'Non-Violence Youth Summit' for students in community
'It was magical': Doctor proposes to nurse in unique way

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New documentary sheds light on opioid crisis in Arkansas

For Red Ribbon Week, the Arkansas Department of Education (ADE) partnered with Arkansas PBS for a new documentary "7 Days: The Opioid Crisis in Arkansas."
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White County deputies investigating homicide of 19-year-old in Kensett

White County deputies responded to a home in Kensett after a report of someone being shot and found a 19-year-old man suffering from a gunshot wound.

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Yes, South Korea’s debt crisis as depicted in Squid Game is real and contributes to a high suicide rate

“Economic hardship” is the top reason South Korean people contemplate suicide.
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Neither the Anti-Defamation League nor Facebook classifies 'let's go Brandon' as hate speech

The ADL said it’s not uncommon for fake images to circulate online claiming a phrase has landed on their list of hate symbols.