On Monday afternoon, Jonesboro Mayor Harold Perrin invited NEA Report along as he went for a ground tour of damage to residential areas in Jonesboro.
As the mayor aimed to observe safety measures by wearing a mask and gloves to allow him to meet closely with distressed residents, it was a reminder that, in the middle of a horrible natural disaster, Jonesboro and all of America is still under threat from a global pandemic.
Among a rapidly increasing number of COVID-19 cases in Northeast Arkansas, 11 medical institutions issued a joint statement Monday urging residents of the region to remain diligent in their efforts to slow the spread of the virus. […]
JONESBORO – The Department of Music at Arkansas State University will present the third concert in the 2016-17 Faculty Recital Series on Tuesday, Jan. 31, at 7:30 p.m. It will be in the Fowler Center, […]
Almost $10,000 and over 350 grams of crystal meth were seized during a traffic stop this month in Jonesboro. On June 19, 3rd shift officer Kaitlyn Inouye initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle that […]
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