The Rev. Britt Skarda of Little Rock will be the guest preacher this weekend for both services of the First United Methodist Church of Jonesboro, 801 S. Main St.
Kirsten Grubb, a third-year medical student at New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine at Arkansas State University (NYITCOM at A-State), has been awarded the inaugural Ritter Family Foundation scholarship, the medical school and the foundation announced Thursday.
Arkansas State University’s public media service, KASU, is hosting its next Bluegrass Monday, which will feature Caroline Owens and New Company.
Routes for the Jonesboro Economic Transit (JET) buses and trash pickup are still affected by icy roads.
Izaiyah Nelson recorded his second straight double-double, but the Arkansas State men’s basketball team ultimately dropped a 60-56 outcome to South Alabama Wednesday night inside First National Bank Arena.
A Nettleton Public Schools teacher will be opening a microschool for students who may struggle in traditional school settings.
Jonesboro Street Department workers are working to clear and sand roads in the aftermath of Tuesday’s wintry weather.
A Jonesboro man was charged with 10 felonies after officers arrested him as part of a five-month investigation into his alleged drug operation that involved selling meth.
The second of three Community Discussions on the monuments for the Martin Luther King Jr. Freedom Trail was canceled due to the weather.
The wintry weather has caused several local government offices, organizations and clinics to close on Wednesday or open late.