Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Abilities Unlimited Thrift Store
Antiques, Thrift, & Vintage
Treasure hunt that gives back: Clean out the closet or score new-to-you finds, then feel extra good knowing Abilities Unlimited Thrift Store helps fund local programs for individuals with disabilities across Northeast Arkansas.
Find your camo groove: Family-run since 1991, Camo Shop, part of R & R Farm Equipment, has a crew that treats folks right and actually knows their stuff.
Swing without the forecast: Divots Golf Lounge packs six TruGolf Apogee simulators with slow-motion impact replays, a tour-quality putting surface, and multisport bays for hoops, soccer, and even zombie dodgeball.
The 2026 Arkansas Ballot Issues Voter Guide has been released by the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture (UADA) Cooperative Extension Service.
Jonesboro, Arkansas, police Officer Clayton Edward Wilson was fired after an internal investigation found he left work for over five hours while still clocked in and lied to a supervisor about his whereabouts.
Both St. Bernards Medical Center and NEA Baptist in Jonesboro, Ark., both claim older results that show a more favorable picture than the latest quality and safety reports.
Craighead County, Arkansas, public safety officials are urging Arkansans to brush up on their earthquake preparedness ahead of International Shakeout Day, set for later in October.
The latest report on Arkansas's school choice voucher program, which mostly funds existing private, home school students, has revealed that nearly 44,000 students received roughly $7,000 vouchers last school year, and about 90% of applicants were approved.