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In its 31st year, the annual symposium will begin at 3 p.m. on Wednesday with events in the Carl R. Reng Student Union, including a forum discussion of monsters and cryptids across various disciplines.
Several free events are planned at the Foundation of Arts (FOA) Stage, Too venue in downtown Jonesboro throughout April.
A main topic of conversation at the closing open house was what could be introduced to Jonesboro to raise the city’s appeal.
Today, JRN has published over 5,700 articles, covering everything from critical crime and safety reports in Craighead County to high school sports scores and local business openings.
For patients experiencing severe medical events, the sound of rotor blades cutting through the air represents the “golden hour.”
Clean water is a choice – reverse osmosis filters out contaminants and provides a steady stream of crystal-clear water.
Representatives from the city’s recently rebranded public transit system, GOJO, gave a special presentation during Tuesday’s city council meeting, explaining the rebranding and the new features coming with it.
JRN has partnered with area animal shelters to present “Pets of the Week.