Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 18th of January.
Good morning, Jonesboro.
A Boy Scout from Troop 115 (Bono) organized an effort at Alicia Fire Department to assemble First Night kits for families affected by house fires.
The 100 supply bags made with volunteer help will be distributed to local fire departments in Jonesboro and nearby towns.
Mandy Patinkin (Tony Award-winning actor) will perform his Jukebox concert on Jan.
29 at Walton Arts Center. The Broadway star, known from The Princess Bride and Evita, promises an engaging evening of live music for fans in our community.
Twenty professionals from eight counties were chosen as the first class of the NEA Regional Leadership Accelerator Academy.
The group met earlier this week and will take part in six bi-monthly sessions starting in January + graduate in November.
A 13-year-old with Weaver-Smith Syndrome will travel to Detroit in February to receive custom-made, adjustable shoes from nonprofit Shoes That Fit.
Her mother said the shoes will help accommodate her unusual foot size as she grows.
On Jan. 17, Arkansas State women’s basketball defeated Southern Miss as Destinee Rogers + Zyion Shannon + Wynter Rogers led scoring, boosting the team’s record and energizing Jonesboro fans.
Arkansas State’s men’s basketball lost 99-74 to Troy on Saturday afternoon at Trojan Arena.
TJ Caldwell led scoring with 17 points, and the team (12-7 season record) will start a four-game road trip on Thursday, Jan. 22 at Georgia Southern.
A Candlelight Classic Concert
7-9 p.m. — The Foundation of Arts- Forum Theater — Refunds available — Experience popular songs and classical staples under the glow of over 1,200 candles.
Arkansas State Red Wolves vs. Stony Brook Seawolves Baseball
11 AM – 3 PM — Tomlinson Stadium — Tickets starting at $17 — Catch an exciting college baseball showdown in Jonesboro.
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