Members of the Public Services Committee meet Thursday afternoon to discuss two resolutions about a new park near Disciple Drive in the northeastern area of Jonesboro.
“Just look for the giant American flag and make checks payable to the United Cajun Navy,” he said. “Everything will be going to the relief effort.”
Volunteers with Turnrow Ministry will be parking empty trailers at three different locations to collect donations for Georgia residents affected by Hurricane Helene.
Employees at Nice-Pak got quite the show on Tuesday morning as one winner was crowned champion operator across Nice-Pak’s US operations during the company’s Forklift Rodeo at Nice-Pak-Jonesboro.
After less than a week of gathering donations, two volunteers from the Woods Baptist Church in Brookland took over $10,000 worth of supplies to victims of Hurricane Helene.
Local contractor David Inman will be heading to Burnsville, North Carolina, on Thursday morning as he leads a team to help with relief efforts after the recent hurricane that hit the area.
City Council unanimously passed a last-minute resolution declaring an emergency and authorizing the mayor to allocate funds to construct “reasonable public protection structures” on properties near the old Citizens Bank building.
A rezoning ordinance on its second reading prompted public outcry in Thursday’s City Council meeting.
From mysterious creatures to terrifying ghosts, Northeast Arkansas’ rich and colorful history continues to inspire unique and fun activities spawned by unusual legends, especially around Halloween.
Nettleton School District announced a new resource for students needing help.
