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Rachel Rudd

Rachel Rudd is the Chief Reporter at Jonesboro Right Now. Email her at rrudd@jonesbororightnow.com.

News
2 years ago
Craighead County Sheriff’s Office K9 receives body armor donation

A K9 with the Craighead County Sheriff’s Office will receive a body armor donation from a national nonprofit.

Government & Politics
2 years ago
Craighead County Quorum Court approves ordinance for new generator

The Quorum Court approved an ordinance on Monday allocating over $144,000 for a new generator for the Craighead County Road Department.

Community
2 years ago
Jonesboro Fire Chief breaks down how to safely deep fry a turkey

As Thanksgiving approaches, thousands of Americans will be deep frying their turkeys. Jonesboro Fire Chief Marty Hamrick breaks down how to safely fry your turkey this year. 

Government & Politics
2 years ago
Early voting for Jonesboro mayoral runoff begins today

Early voting for the Jonesboro mayoral runoff begins today at the Craighead County Election Annex. 

Community
2 years ago
JETS to provide free transportation during runoff early voting, Election Day

The Jonesboro Economical Transportation System (JETS) will be providing free transportation to and from certain polling locations during early voting and on Election Day for the Jonesboro mayoral runoff. 

Community
2 years ago
Jonesboro Neighborhood Cleanup scheduled for Dec. 7

The city will be collecting items, with the addition of glass, at Fox Meadow Elementary School located at 2305 Fox Meadow Lane.

News
2 years ago
City of Cash to hold 18th annual Christmas parade

The City of Cash will be hosting its 18th annual Christmas Parade on Dec. 14. Admission is free.

Government & Politics
2 years ago
Dan Sullivan again proposing legislation to end state minority initiatives

State Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-District 20) has filed a bill that mirrors previous failed legislation to prohibit discrimination or preferential treatment by state and public agencies.

Agriculture
2 years ago
Frances Cavenaugh files bill to regulate crop burning

State Representative Frances Cavenaugh (R- District 30) filed a bill on Thursday ahead of the 95th General Assembly that would place regulations on crop residue burning. 

News
2 years ago
Road closed due to structure fire

North Church Street will be closed from Magnolia Road to Thomas Green Road due to a structure fire. 

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