Over five years since a tornado destroyed the Mall at Turtle Creek, the previously occupied property could soon be under new ownership.
The town of Black Oak received a hefty grant that will go toward an upgrade decades in the making.
The Jonesboro Police Department will be taking the community to the green in October for a good cause.
The Bay Fire Department is overhauling its rescue capabilities, replacing decades-old tools and adding new life-saving equipment, thanks to two grants totaling nearly $57,000.
A Jonesboro fraternity celebrated not only the success of local students on Saturday, but also highlighted those who make a difference in the community.
Brookland Public Schools, along with city leaders, are working to make sure children are safe and traffic moves smoothly as the first month of the new school year continues.
For the new school year, Jonesboro Public Schools is aiming to create connections and improve well-being through its Mental Health Matters initiative.
The St. Bernards Senior Health Clinic will be holding a special program this month focused on bringing awareness to dementia and Alzheimer’s and how people can help those battling either disease.
“I hope that this will become a place where people are glad to come to work, glad to come to school,” he said.
Fraternity members helped Jonesboro students prepare for the new school year by offering free haircuts.
