Nena Zimmer

LEACHVILLE — After more then five decades of inspiring students, Buffalo Island Central Elementary Special Education Teacher Janice White said Tuesday she is excited to begin her 51st year at

Gaming at the library

Emergency blood shortage: Red Cross supply drops 25 percent

Council approves entertainment district

JONESBORO — Although she has lived a hard life, Leah Letson, 33, said on Monday that God and NA (Narcotics Anonymous) have helped her to overcome so much to become

Melissa Pinto, owner of Pinto Family Farm, visits with Donna Trammel of Monette on Saturday morning at the Judd Hill Farmer’s Market in Jonesboro. The market, located at 3350 Aggie

Creating out-of-this-world art

JONESBORO — The Academies at Jonesboro High School Performing Arts Department performed at the 2024 Orpheum High School Musical Theatre Awards (HSMTA) on Thursday after receiving 15 nominations for it’s

Noah Cline helps Arkansas Game and Fish Educator Susan Tyree as she shows attendees how the king snake attacks other snakes while holding her favorite speckled king snake on Saturday

Recognizing Small Business

Talking About Women’s Health

JONESBORO — While brainstorming projects, one Jonesboro Leadership EAST (Education Accelerated by Service and Technology) student, sixth-grader Baylie Buford, suggested that she wanted to help pets that are homeless, according

Fun at Children’s Health Day

JONESBORO — Patient care technicians (PCTs) at St. Bernards Medical Center got the chance to participate in the hospital’s new Virtual Reality (VR) Training Program on Thursday morning in the

JONESBORO — The Craighead County Quorum Court will meet at 5:30 p.m. on Monday at the Craighead County Courthouse Annex in Jonesboro to discuss an appropriation ordinance to add Fund

As Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day approaches, African American heritage is remembered, honored and celebrated throughout the nation.

JONESBORO — Several were on hand to tour NEA Baptist’s new “Mobile Health Unit with Mammography” as it was unveiled on Friday afternoon outside the NEA Baptist Conference Center in

Arkansas State University freshman electrical engineering major Allie Baird creates a colorful ornament on Wednesday during the College of Liberal Arts & Communication’s (CLAC) Holiday Drop-In at the Humanities and

JONESBORO — Teams are forming as they prepare for the first “Rock, Paper, Scissors” Tournament, which will benefit three local nonprofits.

JONESBORO — The Arkansas STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) Coalition brought Northeast Arkansas business leaders, educators and community leaders together for a STEM Think Tank on Thursday morning at