City officials unveiled one of the city’s new trolley buses and the MLK Bike Trail, during a special ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating enhanced connectivity in Jonesboro Friday morning.
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.
Craighead County Clerk Mary Dawn Marshall addressed voter confusion in Monday’s Quorum Court meeting.
Former Mayor Harold Perrin making it clear he is not publicly endorsing any candidate for Jonesboro Mayor
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Mayor Harold Copenhaver and other city officials continue working toward demolition of the building located at 100 Washington Avenue, known as the Citizens Bank Building.
The line for early voting started forming at 6:30 am on the first day.
The General Election has brought Craighead County voters some local issues to consider before Election Day.
With early voting around the corner, numerous statewide issues will appear on the ballots as Craighead County voters begin to cast their votes Monday.
In a news conference Thursday morning, the City issued a 7-day notice of emergency condemnation of the building to all known property owners and their legal counsel.