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Community
2 years ago
Trolley bell rings in new era for Jonesboro public transit

With the goal set more than two years ago to upgrade Jonesboro’s Economical Transportation System (JET), the first tangible asset in that effort arrived before dawn Monday in the form of a nostalgia- drenched shiny blue trolley bus, complete with wood interior, faux etched windows, and of course, a trolley bell. 

Arts & Entertainment
2 years ago
38th annual Lit’l Bita Christmas scheduled for next weekend

Tickets are on sale for the 38th annual Lit’l Bita Christmas show next weekend. 

Arts & Entertainment
2 years ago
Family fun events in Jonesboro for Halloween

Here is a list of upcoming Halloween events in Jonesboro for you and your kids.

Arts & Entertainment
2 years ago
New route for Jonesboro Christmas Parade

The Jonesboro Christmas parade will shift its routes in response to part of Main Street closing. 

Arts & Entertainment
2 years ago
Local sewing group continues to sew hope

The Cornerstone Stitchers continue to add love into every stitch as they prepare for their annual delivery of handmade pillowcases to the Arkansas Children’s Hospital in Little Rock.

Arts & Entertainment
2 years ago
A-State Museum to celebrate Día de los Muertos

Arkansas State University Museum will honor Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) with a night dedicated to the holiday from 5 to 7 p.m. on Nov. 1. 

Community
2 years ago
Public transit fares to be free on Election Day honoring Jonesboro citizen

The proclamation honors Amber Knowlton, who worked to make public transportation free for all on Election Day.

Community
2 years ago
Date set for annual Veterans Parade in downtown Jonesboro

The annual Veterans Parade will be held downtown on Nov. 9, at 10 a.m. Brig. Gen. Michael C. Henderson, Director of the Joint Staff, will serve as this year’s keynote speaker.

Arts & Entertainment
2 years ago
Jonesboro Parks and Recreation hosts first Red Wolf Renaissance Fair

Ticket holders from far and wide stepped into a whimsical realm of fantasy and history at the Red Wolf Renaissance Fair at Craighead Forest Park this past weekend.

Business
2 years ago
“Everybody thinks that Main Street is closed” Downtown business owners speak on effects of Main Street barricades

“If they’re closing Main Street for it to be safe, until the building is fixed…the building hasn’t been fixed in decades. So, that means Main Street would be closed for decades?”