Pine Bluff Arsenal News

The Pine Bluff Arsenal has its eyes on a $25 million prize. The facility could get the money for infrastructure upgrades as part of President Obama's 2010 budget request.

EPA green lights first antimicrobial pesticide against anthrax [bacteria] "The Environmental Protection Agency has approved the first registration, or license, of an antimicrobial pesticide product to deactivate anthrax spores on hard surfaces.

Chemical weapons destruction at the Pine Bluff Arsenal is in its final stage, and officials are now considering what to do with the disposal facility after the incinerator and related equipment are decommissioned.

Emergency preparedness exercises held at banks [Louisville, KY] "[...] dozens of people [...] participated [in] an emergency preparedness exercise sponsored by the Louisville Metro Department of Public Health & Wellness that tested the use of bank drive-throughs to deliver medications in emergencies.

The Pine Bluff Arsenal expects to receive $25 million from the federal economic stimulus package.

"A 13-year-old girl who was asleep in her bed; three primary school-age boys who were carrying sugar canes; two young women on their way to a shelter in search of safety; a 13-year-old boy on his bicycle; eight ...

All personnel exposed to a blistering substance dug up at the Army's Joint Readiness Training Center at Fort Polk have been medically cleared, a release from Fort Polk says.

AP: U.S. sold phosphorus shells used in Gaza to Israel The United States sold phosphorus artillery shells made at the Pine Bluff Arsenal to Israel a ' the same kind of rounds allegedly used against civilians ...

The United States sold phosphorus artillery shells made at the Pine Bluff Arsenal to Israel, the same kind of rounds allegedly used against civilians during the recent fighting in Gaza.

As the Pine Bluff Arsenal in Arkansas is in its final phase of destroying chemical weapons, the Army says it has destroyed the last of its weapons containing deadly nerve agents at the Anniston Army Depot in ...

The Pine Bluff Arsenal has reached a milestone in its years of handling chemical weapons by beginning its final disposal campaign.

Having lived here for nearly three years while working at the Air National Guard Readiness Center and the Department of the Army's BRAC office in Washington, Walter Legg is no stranger to the King George County ...