Former U.S. Embassy Deputy Defense Attaché Karin Gleisner spoke with the Jonesboro University Heights (JUH) Lions Club about her experiences living and working in U.S. Embassies overseas Tuesday morning.
As the Fourth of July approaches, City of Jonesboro officials are sharing with residents a few tips to enjoy fireworks safely.
The Northeast Arkansas Rampage Reapers, Northeast Arkansas’s newest adult tackle football team, will be holding tryouts in July and August in Bono.
NEA Divine Intervention is aiming to bring various recovery industry options to Northeast Arkansas during its first-ever Recovery in the Streets event in September.
For the past seven years, the Over A Cup Initiative has been dedicated to supporting women entrepreneurs in Northeast Arkansas build, establish, and grow businesses in the community.
Paramedic Mark Gibson was honored and remembered during the National EMS Memorial Service’s Moving Honors procession ceremony, which made a stop in Jonesboro Friday morning.
Leadership Jonesboro’s new “Capture NEA: Northeast Arkansas Photography Contest” aims to show the best of NEA through stunning visuals and promote local talent.
Members of the Nettleton Public Schools are grieving the loss of one of its dedicated educators, Bobbie Timmermann, who died on June 17.
With the “Bell to Bell, No Cell Act,” also known as Act 122, scheduled to go into effect in August, Jonesboro schools have begun to plan for the upcoming changes.
The Jonesboro Advertising and Promotion Commission discussed several potential long-term projects on Monday, including reducing a downtown road to one lane, mosquito abatement and more.
