Parts of multiple Jonesboro roads will be temporarily closed on Thursday for the Jonesboro Human Development Center’s fourth annual Christmas parade.
Edward Salo, an A-State history professor, was sworn in Tuesday at the Pentagon by Secretary of the Army Christine Wormuth.
The Jonesboro Butterball location will close Feb. 3, 2025, putting about 180 people out of work.
Annie Camp EAST students are preparing for their annual EAST Feast on Dec. 20 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the Annie Camp Junior High School (ACJH).
An A-State assistant professor of biology has been awarded two grants from the National Institute of Health within days of each other, an unprecedented milestone in the school’s history.
Arkansas State women’s basketball faced offensive struggles throughout the game, falling to Little Rock 59-49 on Tuesday night at the Jack Stephens Center.
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“It’s humbling from a community that I love so much,” Copenhaver said. “I must say it was a lot more stressful than I ever anticipated, but it’s well worth the outcome.”
Harold Copenhaver has been reelected mayor.
Jonesboro Mayor Harold Copenhaver addressed the Northeast Arkansas Tea Party (NEATP) during their meeting Monday night at the Golden Corral in Jonesboro.