The Jonesboro Human Development Center (JHDC) celebrated summer with its much-anticipated “Water Day Luau” on Friday.
A Craighead County Justice of the Peace and a Jonesboro City Councilmember will be hosting a town hall next week to discuss how city and county governments can work together to solve various issues.
Members of the Jonesboro community have been working to celebrate Pride Month through weekly litter cleanups.
NEA Divine Intervention is aiming to bring various recovery industry options to Northeast Arkansas during its first-ever Recovery in the Streets event in September.
In preparation for the Independence Day holiday, Jonesboro Sanitation Department workers are running double routes next week.
For the past seven years, the Over A Cup Initiative has been dedicated to supporting women entrepreneurs in Northeast Arkansas build, establish, and grow businesses in the community.
With the hot temperatures lingering in Jonesboro for much of the week, the city is making sure you stay cool.
“Fireworks are traditionally tied to celebration and freedom, and for Black Americans, Juneteenth is exactly that — a moment of long-delayed liberation,” said KLEK 102.5 FM founder and general manager LaGanzie Kale.
Leadership Jonesboro’s new “Capture NEA: Northeast Arkansas Photography Contest” aims to show the best of NEA through stunning visuals and promote local talent.
The Juneteenth holiday is today, and certain offices and services in Jonesboro may be closed.