Educational leaders, legislators, and law enforcement gathered Thursday morning for a demonstration of a non-lethal, drone-based active shooter suppression system.
The Jonesboro University Heights Lions Club will be meet next week to learn about a Northeast Arkansas medical residency program.
City Water and Light (CWL) of Jonesboro recently celebrated its 120th anniversary, and new changes are coming as the company moves to the future.
Crews are continuing to investigate the accidental activation of the City of Jonesboro’s tornado sirens on Tuesday.
Community members experiencing food insecurity are invited to enjoy a free barbeque meal at Neighbors in Need NEA’s fifth annual Community Picnic.
Jonesboro citizens are invited to support their favorite public safety departments, all while donating to a good cause.
A Jonesboro resident will be speaking to the Craighead County Historical Society next week to detail the history and legacy of the U.S.S. Arkansas.
Work is beginning on upgrading the City of Jonesboro’s tornado siren system.
“Beautification of downtown is so vital,” DJA executive director Sarah Doss said. “[We want] to make this just a place that people love.”
The committee would have been responsible for determining the best practices, operational methods, and tourism strategies regarding youth sports, serving in a strictly advisory role.
