Second ‘No Kings’ protest to be held in Northeast Arkansas
The rally will be held Saturday, October 18 in Jonesboro.
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Sullivan Talks Library Funding, DEI at Town Hall
Story by DDNS Reporter Shailey Wooldridge State Sen. Dan Sullivan hosted a town hall on May 3 at the Craighead County Jonesboro Public Library. The conversation centered on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, emergency funding for severe weather victims, and library funding. Robert Steinbuch, professor of law at the William H. School of Law at the University of Arkansas Little Rock
Read moreMental health experts highlight youth mental health concerns amid TikTok ban vote
‘TikTok has changed how children consume social media as it is now endless.’
Read moreASU Feminist Union to host women’s rights rally
Upcoming women’s rights rally will promote abortion amendment and abolishment of tax on menstrual products
Read moreLibrary Patrons show support during Read-In
Voters will decide on Nov. 8 whether or not to reduce library funding.
Read moreHuckabee Sanders’ Freedom Tour Rally Comes to Town
Gubernatorial candidate seeks support from northeast Arkansas voters
Read moreVoters flock to the polls for early voting
In Jonesboro, there are total of 20 voting machines that include two machines for disabled people.
Read moreRaising age limit may prevent adolescent addiction to e-cigarettes
Tobacco connoisseurs discuss state bill which would increases the age for electronic cigarette purchases
Read moreBill Clinton Speaks at A-State
Man from Hope speaks of hope.
Read moreCandidates Debate at APA SuperConvention
First debate of 2018 gubernatorial race
Read moreImmigration Ban Sparks Concern
Rally advocates civil rights, social justice and civic integration
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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