Organizations Seek to Help Area Homeless
Providing assistance to those in need
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6th Annual Ride Benefits Memorial Gardens
Riders remember Westside victims
Read moreDeltaYou: Couple’s Impact Still Resonates
An educational legacy
Read moreA Plan for Downtrodden Properties
Focus on liens, unsafe and vacant structures, vacant lots
Read moreVolunteers Participate in Great Arkansas Cleanup
Cleanup days take place at parks throughout Arkansas until the end of October
Read moreDamphousse Seeks Community Ties
A-State chancellor works to unite campus, community
Read moreWomen’s Hall of Fame Inducts 2017 Class
Honors Arkansans Impacting Society
Read morePocahontas Relief Efforts Continue
Volunteers help residents recover. Engineer hired to propose solutions to levee problems.
Read moreChurch Provides Nontraditional Services
Jonesboro church stands out with rich tradition, community service and same-sex unions.
Read moreDelta Not Directly Affected by Dakota Access Pipeline
Direct effects not likely … unless it gets into Mississippi River
Read moreDog Park Awaits Donations
By Katie Woodall Delta Digital News Service JONESBORO – Almost a year after plans for a dog park were unveiled, lack of funding still keeps the city from starting the groundwork. Organizers presented plans for a dog park for Jonesboro at a late March 2016 meeting, after a group of citizens approached Mayor Harold Perrin and Parks and Recreation Director
Read moreDelta Residents Join March for Women, Equality
by Caitlin Janczys Delta Digital News Service LITTLE ROCK – People filled the intersection at Pulaski and Capitol streets, waiting behind a long purple marker. Police blockaded the surrounding streets, preparing for participants to walk. Thousands of citizens joined at the Capitol Saturday, Jan. 21, as part of the Women’s March. Formally known as the Million Woman March, the Women’s March originated
Read moreVoters Give Officials More Time
by Kirsten May Courtesy of A-State Department of Media Arkansas voters passed an amendment to the Arkansas Constitution that will lengthen term limits for elected county officials from two years to four years. As Kirsten May explains, people in those positions think this will help them be more effective. JONESBORO — Now even though the new term limits won’t go
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