Spider-Man swung in from New York to Jonesboro on Tuesday to help a person in a wheelchair cross a busy intersection.
Since the CDC began tracking the disease in August 2014, there have been 797 cases reported nationwide.
The series will feature three unique events throughout the fall, each highlighting a different topic and audience.
This year’s fundraiser generated more than $66,000 to support the Center’s mission of providing high-quality, affordable medical care to uninsured adults in Northeast Arkansas.
“Stuff the Bus is more than just about that Saturday in August. We’re really reaching out to all of these agencies and different people in town and just making sure all of our kids in Northeast Arkansas are ready to go.”
Each week, Jonesboro Right Now teams up with the Northeast Arkansas Humane Society to feature local pets available for adoption.
Organization runs out of food after serving hundreds during annual event featuring free meals, music and community resources.
A Jonesboro nonprofit aiming to open the region’s first sensory-friendly gym will be hosting a fundraising concert later this year.
The cleanup is free and open to Jonesboro residents.
The Jonesboro Police Department is inviting the community to ask questions while enjoying donuts.