“Everybody bear with us. We’re doing the best we can, and we’ll get it off as quick as we can.”
As drivers continue returning to the roads in the aftermath of this weekend’s winter storm, the National Weather Service is warning motorists of potential hazards.
U.S. Postal Service deliveries in Arkansas remain temporarily suspended due to lingering wintry conditions.
About 50 clearings have been scheduled and crews will continue to work “until the snow melts.”
City of Jonesboro sanitation routes are being affected by snow coverage.
Crews are continuing to work to clear roads in Northeast Arkansas now that wintry precipitation has moved out of the area.
Even though winter precipitation has moved out of the area, Craighead County and the surrounding area remain under an extreme cold warning.
Despite Jonesboro Economic Transit (JET) services closing, rides to warming centers will not be affected.
Agencies across Jonesboro are preparing for incoming winter weather and say they are ready for whatever happens.
As temperatures plunge this week, warming shelters will be open across Jonesboro.
