Several hundred attended Sunday’s event held on Main Street in Downtown Jonesboro
Businesses report the out-of-town eclipse watchers haven’t come yet, and the locals are staying home
The standstill related to an accident, not eclipse traffic.
Plenty of activities for visitors and locals alike.
A swarm of bees overtook a vehicle at the store on Creek Drive.
Aaron Keller, who retired from JFD in 2008 after serving as chief since 2004, is researching the history of the department, which was founded 125 years ago on March 27, 1899.
“I’ve been in public service for 15 years and it’s been an honor to serve this community in my parks capacity and now I’m looking forward to serving in a county capacity in my new role as County Administrator”
Shatley said this trail will allow Arkansas State University students walking access to downtown Jonesboro.
“You can’t be too careful,” Hamrick said about threats. “You have cases of domestic terrorism as well as several other possible incidents.”
Noel defeats Andrew Stricklin in a runoff election where 113 voters decided the race.