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Giving Guide
8 hours ago
KASU to Host Live Fall Fundraising Weekend Nov. 13-15

These fundraisers continue KASU’s efforts to offset funding challenges due to the elimination of federal support for public media.

Education
8 hours ago
Five A-State Students Selected for Winthrop Rockefeller ACCLA 2027 Class 

Students in ACCLA represent 12 colleges and universities across Arkansas.

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Government & Politics
10 hours ago
City of Jonesboro Moving to CivicPlus for Publishing Meeting Agendas, City Government Voting

The City of Jonesboro is in the process of changing its voting and agenda management systems, an effort it says is streamlining its work and is more user-friendly for the public.

News
11 hours ago
Community Art Fair to Raise Funds for Lindsay Ainsworth’s Kidney Transplant

The event will bring together local artists, makers, musicians and community members for an evening celebrating creativity and community while raising funds to support Ainsworth’s transplant journey.

Business
12 hours ago
Northeast Arkansas Regional Leadership Accelerator Academy Celebrates Graduation

This marks the completion of a year-long leadership development journey focused on strengthening Northeast Arkansas communities and organizations.

Business
1 day ago
The Golden Grotto in Jonesboro Announces Closure After 41 Years

The shop has long been a go-to destination for locals looking to add a touch of magic to their milestones, from birthdays and community theater performances to their most memorable Halloween costumes.

Sports
1 day ago
A-State Volleyball Signs Three to 2027 Roster

Arkansas State volleyball head coach Brian Gerwig announced Thursday the additions of Camila Antonsanti, Madelyn Faulkner and Micheline Roth to the 2027 roster.

Crime & Safety
1 day ago
Trial Dates Set for Man Accused in Multi-County Threatening Letter Campaign

Cody Dale Taylor, 26, faces felony and misdemeanor charges in two separate jurisdictions for allegedly forging letters that contained threats of murder, rape, and kidnapping directed at government officials, private citizens, and former classmates.

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