Aaron Keller, who retired from JFD in 2008 after serving as chief since 2004, is researching the history of the department, which was founded 125 years ago on March 27, 1899.
For his cabinet, Jonesboro artist Matt Ball chose the Diana Fritillary, the state butterfly of Arkansas; “They’re so colorful and beautiful…everyone loves a butterfly.”
The City of Jonesboro Eclipse Committee has been meeting monthly since being appointed by Mayor Harold Copenhaver in May 2023.
Embrace the wonder of this rare celestial event and create lasting memories under the darkened skies of the Natural State.
Presentations will cover a range of topics through inquiries into the literary, artistic and historical heritage of the Delta. In connection with the upcoming eclipse, focus will be provided on research into stories, songs, history, and the science of weather and climate.
Among the attendees was Natalie Breckenridge, a Jonesboro resident deeply moved by the collaborative efforts unfolding before her. “I absolutely love seeing the leadership of our city coming alongside the leadership of our churches,” she remarked.
Bradbury Art Museum in Jonesboro celebrates three new exhibitions with a reception at Arkansas State University.
A day dedicated to honoring the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women globally. It is also a day to recognize the ongoing struggle for gender equality and women’s rights.
The demand for tickets is soaring, with Thursday and Friday night shows already sold out.
Pre-K Summer Arts Academy is designed to immerse ages 3-5 into the world of the arts while helping them gain important new skills.