Former U.S. Embassy Deputy Defense Attaché Karin Gleisner spoke with the Jonesboro University Heights (JUH) Lions Club about her experiences living and working in U.S. Embassies overseas Tuesday morning.
Old problems that plagued the complex building long ago may have resurfaced
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.
Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders and the Arkansas Department of Education announced Tuesday that more than 4,200 of Arkansas’ educators will receive up to $10,000 bonuses through the LEARNS Merit Teacher Incentive Fund Program.
L.J. Bryant says he is living outside his ward, but intends to return
The Jonesboro city council on Tuesday, by a vote of 9-3, approved a $17.5 million revenue bond ordinance, which provides funding for various capital improvement projects.
The Juneteenth holiday is today, and certain offices and services in Jonesboro may be closed.
With the “Bell to Bell, No Cell Act,” also known as Act 122, scheduled to go into effect in August, Jonesboro schools have begun to plan for the upcoming changes.
The Jonesboro Advertising and Promotion Commission discussed several potential long-term projects on Monday, including reducing a downtown road to one lane, mosquito abatement and more.
Cavenaugh to not run for re-election, Longmire will run for District 30 seat