WALNUT RIDGE, Ark. – The media was made aware of circuit court scheduled for Wednesday, May 10, being postponed due to flooding. In a release dated May 4, notice is given that Circuit Judge Harold S. erwin decided to postpone circuit court in Lawrence County over flooding. The court date [read more…]
HOXIE, Ark. – U.S. 63 will be partially reopened between Hoxie and Portia on Friday morning, the AHTD has reported. Lawrence County crews were opening the inside lanes, one in each direction, around 9 a.m. Friday morning on U.S. 63 between Hoxie and Portia, the Arkansas Highway and Transportation Department tweeted. [read more…]
WALNUT RIDGE, Ark. – The Wings of Honor Air Show will take place as planned Saturday at Walnut Ridge Regional Airport. Despite flooding in the area which has closed some roads, most highways into Walnut Ridge remain open, and the weather is forecast to be ideal for the air show. [read more…]
From the National Guard: Randolph County, Ark.:– Soldiers from the Arkansas National Guard’s 87th Troop Command, 39th Infantry Brigade Combat Team and the 189 Airlift Wing continued to assist Randolph, Lawrence and Craighead County authorities and residents impacted by the historic flooding throughout the area Thursday, May 4, 2017. (U.S. [read more…]
Jonesboro Animal Control and NAFA (Northeast Arkansans for Animals) are gathering pet supplies to provide to flood victims in Randolph and Lawrence Counties. Items will be collected through Saturday at noon (at Jonesboro Animal Control – 6119 E. Highland Drive) and then delivered by JAC representative to the area. [read more…]
JONESBORO, Ark. – Creative Concepts of Jonesboro is raising money for those impacted by the flood with a T-shirt fundraiser. The company will have two T-shirt designs, a white shirt (featured) and a black shirt (see below), to choose from. All proceeds will be donated to shelters housing flood victims. Pre-orders [read more…]
POCAHONTAS, Ark. – Randolph County Judge David Jansen did not hesitate to call the 2017 Flood the worst natural disaster he has ever seen on Thursday. The county judge, who has yet to see his own home since flood waters began to rise, was hopeful he would get to go [read more…]
JONESBORO, Ark. – A motor vehicle accident involving two vehicles, one of which was a Jonesboro Police Department cruiser, sent everyone involved to a nearby hospital. It happened just before 4 p.m. Wednesday at the intersection of Flint Street and Huntington Avenue in Jonesboro. A 2009 Ford Crown Victoria, driven [read more…]
Each week, NEA Report teams up with Triple R Bail Bonds to present our Wanted Wednesday suspect. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. This week, Wanted Wednesday comes in video form from our friend, Jeremy Rowland of Triple R Bail Bonds.
JONESBORO – Application materials are now available for food and arts and crafts vendors who are interested in setting up stations at the inaugural Johnny Cash Heritage Festival, Thursday through Saturday, Oct. 19-21, in Dyess. This festival celebrates the legacy of singer Johnny Cash, along with the Dyess agricultural resettlement [read more…]
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