Ray King is a local journalist based in Camden, Arkansas. His work primarily focuses on reporting news and events in the local community, including crime, politics, and community development. Ray's articles provide important information to the residents of Camden and surrounding areas, keeping them informed about the issues that impact their daily lives.
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Ray King's focus is on local news, with a substantial emphasis on crime, tragedy, and government & politics within Arkansas. Pitches to Ray should align closely with his coverage areas and offer insights or perspectives related to local developments in crime, accidents, or governmental policies affecting the community.
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A Dumas wrecker driver was killed Thursday night while he was preparing to load a vehicle onto a rollback wrecker.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – As Arkansans prepare to head to the polls next week, Entergy Arkansas is doing our part to ensure voting in the 2024 general election goes smoothly. Company leaders have been working on a preparedness plan to help ensure power reliability to voting locations across the state.
According to the Cleveland County Herald, the district will seek a 2-mill hike which is expected to generate $68,226 a year.
According to the Sheridan Headlight newspaper, a grant from the Southeast Arkansas Regional Solid Waste Management for just over $29,000 will pay for three open top containers.
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A new policy for solid-waste disposal fees is in the works for Grant County, according to the Sheridan Headlight newspaper. The new fee structure would be based on weight, rather than the volume and type of load but a new scale at the waste disposal […]
The Kingsland City Council is considering calling a special meeting to decide what to do about a contract with the Cleveland County Sheriff's Office.
A lawsuit filed by the City of Tull against a mobile home park is set for trial in January, according to the Sheridan Headlight newspaper.
Thanks to two loans from Arkansas Natural Resources, the City of Rison will be able to take advantage of a $1.5 million grant to replace some of the oldest water lines in the city.
LITTLE ROCK—Jonathan D. Ross, United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Arkansas, announced today that Roy David Lykins, 56, of Greenbrier, who fraudulently collected more than $249,000 from the Social Security Administration (SSA), was sentenced to 19 months in federal prison by United States District Judge Brian S. Miller. Lykins was also sentenced to two years of supervised release.
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