Craighead County Clerk Mary Dawn Marshall addressed voter confusion in Monday’s Quorum Court meeting.
The Jonesboro E-911 Center now has enhanced training and new protocols allowing for faster response times to missing children’s cases, thanks to a partnership with the Missing Kids Readiness Program (MKRP).
In a news conference Thursday morning, the City issued a 7-day notice of emergency condemnation of the building to all known property owners and their legal counsel.
The rezoning ordinance to reclassify a piece of land from residential to commercial passed unanimously at Tuesday’s city council meeting, despite pushback from community members.
This aid is part of Jonesboro’s Capital Investment Plan, with funding coming from the American Rescue Plan Act.
The proclamation honors Amber Knowlton, who worked to make public transportation free for all on Election Day.
During the two-hour debate, the candidates answered questions about improving city infrastructure, blighted city areas, new businesses, the library millage and more.
Candidates for State Senate District 20 met in the ASU-TV studio Thursday to debate education issues, the LEARNS Act, the state budget and more.
To promote the vehicles, JET will take a trolley to local groups such as classrooms, congregations, civic groups and more as they become available.
Candidates for Congressional District 1 of the House of Representatives met Thursday to debate rural population decline, student loans, cost of living and more.