With Spring Break scheduled for March 24-28 for many area schools, JRN compiled a list of free and inexpensive activities and events to keep you and your family entertained during Spring Break.
The City of Jonesboro has announced a community development block grant (CDBG) for eligible nonprofits.
Get ready to “spring forward” on Sunday as Daylight Saving Time (DST) approaches.
Riceland Foods partnered with the Arkansas Department of Veteran Affairs (VA) and several other local veterans’ advocacy groups to offer a free veterans’ benefits clinic in Jonesboro called Operation Homegrown Heroes.
A sensory-friendly egg hunt for special needs children and adults in April will raise funds for Zachary’s Sensory Gym, which aims to be northeast Arkansas’s first sensory gym.
“Come out. Be a part of the town. We’re trying to bring Mardi Gras to Arkansas.”
New and expecting parents have a chance to ask experts who know all there is to know about caring for you and your baby, both before and after birth, during the St. Bernards Baby State event.
The A-State Museum opened its newest exhibit honoring Jonesboro’s Black business districts on Tuesday and invited a panel of Jonesboro natives to share their stories of the districts to celebrate Black History Month.
The City of Jonesboro’s Sanitation Department has started a new initiative for Jonesboro residents to get rid of some of their larger items.
“All proceeds from this event will support efforts to rescue and adopt dogs and cats throughout the year while providing critical veterinary care and medical supplies, spaying and neutering, pet food, and other supplies,” ARC Angels 4 Animals Director Angie Heringer said.