From the 1920s through the 1960s, The Saenger Theatre drew massive crowds who came to see the top acts of the day.

By the late 1800s, Ferdinand “Ferd” Havis, a former slave, was a wealthy and influential man. How did he do it? Read on.

In 1903, one young woman prophesied the city of Pine Bluff would meet its end.

If you think that building roads and bridges is a difficult proposition today, imagine what it was like at the start of the 20th century.

It's the end of an era for Pine Bluff Commercial as it transitions to an online format this month.

Powerful things often come in small packages. Case in point: Olympian William (“Bill”) Arthur Carr.

A major mover and shaker in the art world, Isaac Scott Hathaway was a man of firsts.

Zenobia Powell Perry was a famous composer, pianist, Civil Rights activist, and professor who influenced more generations of musicians.

In 1939, John Miller Howard founded the art department at Arkansas Agricultural, Mechanical & Normal College, now UAPB.

Physicist and mathematician Dorothy McFadden Hoover was one of the “Hidden Figures” featured in Margot Lee Shetterly's bestselling book.

The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (UAPB) has a long and rich history.

What does it take to create a music legend? Just ask Karen Wolfe, the Princess of Soul and Blues.

What is it about old trains that inspires such interest and devotion? The fans of Engine 819 can explain.

Pine Bluff native Freeman Harrison Owens was a pioneer cinematographer and inventor of cinematic technology.

A former slave, Wiley Jones, was one of the wealthiest African Americans in Arkansas during the late 19th century.

The Delta Civil Rights Legacy Trail is now available on ExplorePineBluff.com.

Bonnie Brown, a former Pine Bluff resident and a member of the chart-topping trio the Browns, would have celebrated her birthday this week.

More than two dozen videos relating to famous blues musicians with Pine Bluff connections are now available on ExplorePineBluff.com.

Located at 1201 East 16th Street at Florida Street, Taylor Memorial Field turns 80 this year.

ExplorePineBluff.com now features dozens of videos and audio clips on a wide variety of historical subjects.