International Studies will be hosting its fifth annual House Color Run next week to raise money for its house system.
Three Jonesboro commissions will be joining forces on Earth Day for a Sip and Share event designed to gain public input on current and future art projects throughout the city.
The Foundation of Arts (FOA) continues to celebrate the visual, performing and culinary arts of Northeast Arkansas with its eighth annual Oasis Arts and Eats Festival set for late April.
The band Odicity will be presenting Tunes for Twisters, a free outdoor event benefitting northeast Arkansas communities affected by tornadoes, such as Lake City, Monette and Paragould.
Lake City and Monette residents are still cleaning up after a series of storms hit the area last week.
The Food Bank of Northeast Arkansas is facing the abrupt cancellation of government funding for programs that help food banks distribute healthy, local food.
The Jonesboro Police D.A.R.E. Program will host its ninth annual two-mile Color Me DARE Run in late April, which aims to benefit the program.
PF Plumbing and PF Services are just a couple of local companies that are volunteering their time and resources to help with cleanup efforts after Wednesday night’s severe storms.
With tornado damage affecting several towns across Craighead County and Northeast Arkansas, crews from several agencies are showing up to help.
As forecasters continue to warn Mid-South residents of potential severe weather, city and county workers are preparing.
