Future NEA Children’s Museum holds community feedback meeting
The future Northeast Arkansas Children’s Museum (NEACM) shared a behind-the-scenes look at the project on Thursday afternoon during a community feedback meeting
Lifestyle
Meet Me On Main featured business: Downtown Medicine and Spa
At the corner of Main Street and Huntington Avenue in Jonesboro, Downtown Medicine and Spa has been bringing a blend of wellness and aesthetics to the community since October 2021.
Summer activities in Jonesboro
With a variety of indoor attractions and outdoor adventures in and around Jonesboro, here is a list of engaging summer activities to help you make the most of the season.
Pets of the Week June 2
JRN has partnered with area animal shelters to present “Pets of the Week.” We will feature a handful of animals each week.
First Skirmish Delta Gravel Festival Rides
Over 200 bicyclists from 15 states come to Jonesboro for event
Planning a wedding is stressful. Couples and vendors now have to factor in tariffs
Wedding cakes, decor, attire, flowers, party favors, photo and video equipment, tableware, wine and Champagne. Not many goods used in the wedding industry remain untouched by the tariffs Trump has imposed since returning to office.
Astronaut one day, artist the next: How to help children explore the world of careers
Sometimes career paths follow a straight line, with early life ambitions setting us on a clear path to training or a degree and a specific profession. Just as often, circumstance, luck, exposure and a willingness to adapt to change influence what we do for a living.
Meet Me on Main featured business: Bare Fit
Bare Fit specializes in one-on-one training, though group classes and open gym access is also available.
Pets of the Week May 28
Dogs and cats of all ages, breeds and sizes are available through area animal rescues and shelters, as well as opportunities to help homeless animals through foster programs, donations, and help with fundraisers and other family-friendly activities.
US children of divorce have reduced earnings, increased chances of teen births and jail, study says
U.S. children whose parents divorce when they are age 5 or younger have reduced earnings as adults and increased chances by young adulthood of teen pregnancy, incarceration and death, according to a study released this month.