The Community Health Education Foundation’s AED Awareness and Placement Program gave out several new AEDs to Northeast Arkansas organizations and announced new programs on Thursday.
In celebration of America Recycles Day, the Jonesboro Regional Chamber of Commerce, Keep Jonesboro Beautiful, and Embassy Suites will be hosting their first “Jonesboro Recycles Drop Off and Sip and Share” in November.
The Holy Women of Consecration will be holding its first “Walk by Faith HWOC Fundraiser Walk-A-Thon” in November, which will raise funds for a food drive to be scheduled in December.
It’s almost time to fall back with Daylight Saving Time (DST) coming to an end.
The St. Bernards Foundation has added a dinner to its list of activities at its sixth annual Wings and Clays event, benefiting the St. Bernards Heart Care Center.
The Mayor’s Youth Advancement Council announced this week that its annual “Boo in the Boro” event is canceled, with the MYAC now working with the Jonesboro Police Department in its Trunk or Treat Block Party.
Community members and school officials met on Tuesday to discuss the proposed millage increase for Nettleton Public Schools.
Get ready for some holiday shopping at the 39th annual Lit’l Bita Christmas, hosted by the Arkansas State University Red Wolves Foundation, and scheduled for the second weekend in November.
The 78th Annual Jonesboro Christmas Parade will be returning to Main Street this year with the theme “Sweet Treats on Main Street.”
The Nettleton High School (NHS) EAST Program continues to honor U.S. military service members as it invites them to the “Unified by Service” Veterans Day Program and Luncheon next month.
