ARKANSAS A-Z: Black residents formed Ralph Bunche neighborhood | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

The community first called Gravel Hill -- later Southside and now the Ralph Bunche community -- is one of the oldest historically Black neighborhoods in Saline County.

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