A nonprofit is looking to educate and provide resources for geriatric residents with neurological conditions in northeast Arkansas.
The Arvest Foundation recently announced a $5,000 grant to the NEA Baptist Charitable Foundation’s Medicine Assistance Program, which helps patients receive life-saving prescription medication at no cost.
St. Bernards Medical Center successfully performed Arkansas’ first noninvasive treatment of early-stage prostate cancer.
St. Bernards will soon be hosting its third annual Heart Day, allowing citizens to get free information and screenings on heart health.
It’s crucial to understand the signs of illicit activity and how to protect yourself and others while supporting licensed massage therapists.
“From the rolling hills of Crowley’s Ridge to the sprawling farmlands of the Delta, this festival is an all-encompassing experience for anyone who loves the call of the open road.”
Fourteen future physicians from the Class of 2025 at New York Institute of Technology’s medical school have matched into U.S. military residencies, and three of them are from Jonesboro.
The new year brings new motivation for better physical, mental, and maybe even financial health. Super V Drugs wants to help you reach new goals while striving towards improvements in the pharmacy world.
A Jonesboro grandmother is working to open Northeast Arkansas’s first sensory gym for special needs children and adults, Zachary’s Sensory Gym.
With snow blanketing Jonesboro, several local entities have announced closures and are rescheduling events.