BAM Provides More than Art
A-State museum entices Jonesboro, Northeast Arkansas Community to enjoy
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Theater Needs Community Audience
A-States’ Department of Theatre notes Jonesboro and surrounding community’s role in shared experience
Read moreNEARK Helped by Recent Grads
Aspiring Teacher Program places College of Education & Behavioral Sciences’ graduates into Northeast Arkansas schools
Read moreAggie Market Helps Feed NEARK
A-State’s Aggie Market and Judd Hill Farmer’s Market provides meat, produce and community to Jonesboro residents
Read moreA-State Ties Into NEARK Community
Students Enter Community to Find Connections
Read morePartnership Engages Jr. High Students
Nettleton BRIDGE program brings junior high students to A-State’s School of Media & Journalism
Read moreCity Trolleys Offer Free Transportation to A-State Students
Story by DDNS Reporter Kinley Rainwater JONESBORO, Ark. — The City of Jonesboro’s new GoJo Transportation System provides a convenient service to Arkansas State University students, offering free, campus-wide transportation. However, limited outreach to students has kept many from using the service. The new GoJo system, previously JET, provides service to A-State and the surrounding Jonesboro area. It features six
Read moreStudents Provide Help, Seek Outlets
Jonesboro services increase demand for Arkansas State students, graduates
Read moreLocal Hospital Navigates Rising Costs, Growing Demand
Story by DDNS Reporter Benjamin McDowell JONESBORO, Ark. — As St. Bernard’s Health Care approaches its 126th anniversary on July 5, leaders say the oganization is balancing a legacy of community care with the growing challenges of modern health care. St. Bernard’s has been in medicine for 125 years, evolving alongside the social service industry rather than the city, economy,
Read moreFood insecurity rises in northeast Arkansas as costs climb
Story by DDNS reporter Benjamin McDowell As grocery prices climb and paychecks fall short, more Northeast Arkansas families are waiting in food bank lines to make ends meet. Food insecurity is rising in northeast Arkansas as inflation drives up the cost of groceries, gas and housing, putting increased pressure on local food banks. The Food Bank of Northeast Arkansas secures
Read moreA-State Museum more than just a museum
Story by DDNS Reporter Mia Young JONESBORO, Ark. – The Arkansas State University Museum is not only a place where people can see parts of history, but also an educational resource for teachers, professors and students. Many students spend four or more years at A-State without visiting the museum, missing a valuable interactive educational experience that could help them better
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