“Operation Lake Ice” continues to yield arrests for meth, other charges in Cleburne County
20 individuals were arrested during phase 3 of “Operation Lake Ice” which was carried out on Wednesday (January 19), a press release from the Cleburne […]
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Drive-Thru COVID Testing Offered Daily
Jonesboro, Ark. – As the need for COVID testing remains, NEA Baptist continues to offer Drive-Thru COVID testing at 909 Enterprise Drive 7 days a […]
Regional High School Artists Win Awards in BAM’s ‘Inspired’ Exhibition
JONESBORO — Bradbury Art Museum (BAM) opened the annual “Inspired” exhibition with a public reception and awards announcement Thursday, Jan. 13. Bradbury Art Museum is […]
Free COVID-19 Testing this Saturday, 1/15, at St. Bernards Auditorium
St. Bernards will host free COVID-19 Testing this Saturday, January 15, at St. Bernards Auditorium, a release said on Friday. St. Bernards has purchased a […]
A-State to Host 20th Anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration
JONESBORO — A schedule of activities associated with the 20th anniversary of the Northeast Arkansas Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration has been announced […]
FNB of LAWCO Gives to Williams Works
WALNUT RIDGE, Ark. – Williams Baptist University received a $7,500 gift from First National Bank of Lawrence County Wednesday in support of the Williams Works […]
Nestle Hiring Event continues this week
Nestle Foods in Jonesboro is hosting two more Hiring Event sessions this week on Wednesday and Thursday, Jan. 12 & 13, at the Hilton Garden […]
40 National Guardsmen will deploy at nine hospitals in Arkansas, including two in Jonesboro
Jonesboro is the only city set to have two different hospitals receiving assistance from the Arkansas National Guard.
KLEK 102.5 FM receives $20,000 arts grant
KLEK 102.5 F.M. RECEIVES $20,000 MID-AMERICA ARTS ALLIANCE GRANT The Voice of Arkansas Minority Advocacy Council, a 501c3 nonprofit organization and owner/licensee of KLEK 102.5 […]
Man guilty of first degree murder gets three life terms and 290 years
Sir Jeffery McNeil-Lewis, 28, was found guilty late Wednesday of first-degree murder, first-degree battery, and eight counts of a terroristic act.