05/11/11 Floodwaters from spring rains already have caused an estimated $10 million in damage to Arkansas highways, a figure certain to climb once the water finally recedes, the state Highway and Transportation Department said Tuesday.
11/01/10 The College Board's study also says 40 percent of college students are in community colleges. BRTC officials cite affordability as one reason for the increase in students.
08/17/09 <PAlthough South Market Street will still be the city's main entrance, the new gateway on East Street will be alluring as well
08/17/09 Although South Market Street will still be the city's main entrance, the new gateway on East Street will be alluring as well.
08/09/09 The first Art in August event attracted 30 artists to Everedy Square Shab Row on Saturday who applauded the gathering
08/03/09 <PWhile working as a showgirl for the Carnival Cruise Line ships in the 1990s, Frederick resident Taryn Sisco would help out as a seamstress with the costumes and accessories <pMore than a decade later, the Frederick resident is using those skills to create rings, necklaces, hair pins and earrings <p'I really do like creating it,' she said <pSisco has always been an artistic person ...
08/03/09 Taryn Sisco has been around the world as a showgirl. Now she makes two lines of vintage jewelry by hand.
07/31/09 Visitors to the Delaplaine Visual Arts Education Center this Saturday can expect a special treat For the first time, the Student and Faculty Exhibit opening reception will glow -- not just with the smiles and pride of the artists, but with the light of 1,000 glow sticks
07/30/09 The Northeast Arkansas chief elected officials for the Workforce Investment Act (WIA) will meet at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Holiday Inn, located at 3006 S. Caraway in Jonesboro.
07/29/09 Phillip Arthur Martin, 57, of Paragould died Saturday at his home. Martin was an employee of Monroe Auto Equipment and of the Catholic belief. He was preceded in death by his parents, Florian and Nina Pillow Martin.
07/28/09 her home. Born Jan. 31, 1924, in Lafe, Gerdes lived most of her life in Jonesboro. She was a retired school teacher, having taught 31 years in Northeast Arkansas. | 
