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21 minutes ago
State Launches ‘MyArkansas’ App, Bringing 50+ Services to Residents’ Smartphones

Arkansans looking to renew their vehicle tags, buy a hunting license, or check the wait time at the local revenue office can now do it all from a single mobile app.

Food
5 hours ago
Food Drive to Benefit Nettleton High School Backpack, Food Pantry Programs

A food drive benefiting the backpack and food pantry programs at Nettleton High School is set for this Saturday in Jonesboro.

Sports
18 hours ago
Know Before You Go: A-State vs South Alabama

Here’s what you need to know before Thursday night’s game at Centennial Bank Stadium

Pet Lovers Guide
22 hours ago
City Accepting Donations for Jonesboro Animal Services in Honor of Adopt a Shelter Dog Month

In honor of Adopt a Shelter Dog Month, the City of Jonesboro is hosting a donation drive to supply Jonesboro Animal Services with needed items.

Crime & Safety
23 hours ago
Jonesboro Massage Parlor Owner Sentenced to Probation After Pleading Guilty to Promoting Prostitution

The owner of a Jonesboro massage parlor who was arrested following a raid in June has been sentenced to two years of probation.

Sports
1 day ago
Hytrol to Host 30th Annual Industrial Park 5K/10K Benefit Race in Jonesboro

From competitive runners to casual walkers, participants of all ages and fitness levels are invited to register for either the 5K or 10K

News
1 day ago
Craighead County, Arkansas Offices of Emergency Management Urge Earthquake Preparedness as International Shakeout Day Approaches

Jonesboro and Northeast Arkansas are in a unique position regarding earthquake safety, as it sits on the New Madrid Fault Line, a fault line with a “significant chance of producing an earthquake with a magnitude of 6.5 or higher.”

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1 day ago
City of Jonesboro Officials Break Ground on Caraway Road Expansion

“Just a few weeks ago, this was a two-lane road with 15,000 cars going down it each day. You had pedestrian pathways that were beaten down by foot, walking just a mere inches from cars going 40 and 45 miles an hour,” city’s chief administrative officer Brian Richardson told JRN.

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