The Arkansas State University College of Agriculture (CoA) welcomes guests and students to the Judd Hill Farmers’ Market at 6:30 p.m. on March 10 for the Character and Ethics Conference.
The City of Jonesboro’s Sanitation Department has started a new initiative for Jonesboro residents to get rid of some of their larger items.
A representative with the company managing the demolition of the old Citizens Bank building said it is expected to begin soon.
Arkansas State women’s tennis is set for a midweek twin bill on Wednesday, traveling to Nacogdoches, Texas, to take on Stephen F. Austin and Lamar.
“All proceeds from this event will support efforts to rescue and adopt dogs and cats throughout the year while providing critical veterinary care and medical supplies, spaying and neutering, pet food, and other supplies,” ARC Angels 4 Animals Director Angie Heringer said.
The groundbreaking date for the newest building in the Brookland Public Schools (BPS) system has been announced.
As the officers were gathering information, they noticed footprints in the snow.
Students at Leadership Magnet School brought historical figures to life Monday by holding a wax museum in honor of Black History Month.
“We are excited to bring together members of our community. Being a community-based model of education, collaboration on the A-State campus here in Jonesboro and across the state of Arkansas is essential for our success,” said Dr. Heidi Banse, dean of the CVM.
A Punk Rock Bazaar hosted by a local musician is coming to Bono in late March to bring the genre to Northeast Arkansas.