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10/30/2026

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10/29/2026

🎄✨ Calling All Local Businesses, Churches & Organizations! ✨🎄

We’re looking for community groups to help make White Hall’s Community Christmas Event extra magical this year! ❤️💚

Join us by hosting a booth and spreading Christmas cheer to families throughout our community! 🎅🏼🎁

📅 Booth Setup: December 4th

🎄 Interested in participating? Sign up using the link below!

🔗 https://forms.gle/GiyV8rK7attPefgQ9

10/28/2026

🌟🎄 Let Your Loved One’s Light Shine This Christmas! 🎄🌟

The White Hall Chamber of Commerce invites you to honor or remember someone special through our annual Stars in the Park! ❤️

⭐ Deadline: Friday, November 13, 2026

📝 Forms are available at White Hall City Hall

📍 Return completed forms and donations to White Hall City Hall.

📞 Questions? Call 870-247-2399.

10/27/2026

Good morning, and happy fall everybody! 🍂🍁

It is finally that time: the White Hall Community Center’s 4th Annual Falloween Festival is on its way! 🎃👻

We are so excited to be gathering with our community once again for a night of fun-filled Halloween celebrations, and we sincerely hope you can join us.

There will be candy, popcorn, hot dogs, games, bouncy houses, and many other activities brought to you by many of White Hall’s wonderful local businesses, volunteers, and the WHCC staff!

The festival will be on Saturday, October 31, 2026 at 9801 Dollarway Road. It will begin at 6:00 p.m. and end around 8:00 p.m. or whenever we run out of candy.

If your business would like to acquire a booth or you would like to volunteer to help us with the event, please call us at 870-247-6964 or stop on by the White Hall Community Center and we would be happy to give you the information.

We are looking forward to an exciting evening spent with all the fantastic folks who make this city great (in costume, of course 😁)!

10/27/2026

Come see us at Station 1 (on Anderson by the Library)
6PM- until we run out of candy!
Come take pictures with firefighters, a fire truck and get some candy 📸 Can’t wait to see all the awesome costumes this year! 👻

10/26/2026

Last Monday’s groundbreaking marked the start of construction on the Pine Bluff Arsenal’s $24 million Access Control Point (ACP), led by The Ross Group Construction Corp. of Tulsa, Okla.

Groundwork for this and other projects at the Pine Bluff Arsenal (PBA) near White Hall began in earnest last year, and while the ACP and Hanwha Defense USA's $2.2 billion mu*****ns campus got the biggest headlines this year, they aren’t the only projects.

In addition to the approximately 600 Army civilians currently working at the Arsenal, the PBA is considering hiring up to 130 new personnel, and Hanwha posted on its website that it expects to hire 400 contractor employees over the next seven years.

Current Ross Group PBA projects include a $22 million waterline project that replaces original waterlines on the south side of the base and adds supply lines and fire hydrants, as well as the ACP project, which may employ as many as 50, and the renovation of an am******on production building, which may employ as many as 40. Ross said. “We’re just getting started.”

His group also worked with Garvar Engineering of Little Rock to design the ACP and waterline projects.

Ross said, “It’s pretty exciting to see all the investment in the Pine Bluff area.”

For the construction, Ross said his company relies on area subcontractors, which in turn are made up of local talent. So their projects are a blend of company personnel and Arkansas skilled workers.

Jeff May, White Hall Mayor-Elect, said, “That’s a win for Jefferson County and the surrounding area. It’s a job creator, which is great, but we also look at the economic multiplier effect all the new jobs will have in Jefferson County. In other words, when an employee gets paid, every dollar of their paycheck rolls over three to seven times. It’s spent at the gas station, grocery store, and more.”

May added, “Although the employment and economic impact is already being felt, all this work is being done in preparation for the Arsenal’s future.”

Special contribution for this article by Deborah Horn.