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Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders spoke to the 50th Governor's Conference on Tourism saying the state's tourism “is on fire.”
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Arkansas Supreme Court is getting a new Chief Justice. Years after getting hit by a tornado, a major bookstore chain returns to Northeast Arkansas. And a new global center for Korean food is coming to the University of Arkansas.
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The Jonesboro Sportsplex Steering Committee met Tuesday morning at First Security Bank to update the progress being made to the indoor sports complex coming to Race Street.
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The ASU Museum is working on a project to share stories about Black owned businesses and their owners from Jonesboro's past. KASU's Brandon Tabor sat down with curator Jill Kary to learn more about the project.
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Arkansas Blue Cross/Blue Shield is having a class in Jonesboro to educate people about the importance of mental health first aid. KASU News Intern Zoe Zipfel spoke to instructor Scott Gann about the class.
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In a bid to secure a new location for Jonesboro's only skating rink, the owners of Twilight Skating Rink, David and Tristan Veteto, have turned to the public for support.
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Arkansas Roots' Marty Scarbrough speaks with Kristi Pulliam and Lucas Clonts with the FOA to give a rundown of events scheduled for the month.
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Although sales and use tax collections in Jonesboro and Craighead County had maintained a steady record pace in recent months, those collections had slowed when compared to earlier in the year. Collections surged by double digits in August.
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A steering committee for the sports complex met on July 26 to discuss some possible locations for the facility to recommend to the full Jonesboro Advertising and Promotions Commission for approval.
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Southern Bancorp, Inc. of Arkansas has closed on its acquisition of FCB Financial Services, Inc. and its wholly owned subsidiary, Premier Bank of Arkansas, a $213 million asset bank with three branches operating in Marion, West Memphis, and Jonesboro, Arkansas.