Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 4th of May.
Good morning, Jonesboro.
Westside High School bowling coach Terri Tyner's memory lives on as her daughters honor her by funding a scholarship for senior bowlers after she died from ovarian cancer three years ago; they hosted a tournament at Hijinks with sponsors First National Bank & Denver Refrigeration and it will be annual.
A local wellness expert is hosting a master class on family-friendly exercise that mixes laughter with healthy living.
The event will feature a fun workout + wellness tips to help families build good habits and ease teen stress.
Former Red Wolf Izaiyah Nelson was invited to the NBA Draft Combine in Chicago, scheduled May 10 to 17, after a standout season at South Florida where he earned key conference honors.
He is one of only three non-power conference players invited.
In a close game, Arkansas Razorback hitters rallied in the bottom of the ninth while trailing 4-3 to Ole Miss.
The team needed strong plate appearances and showed patience beneath pressure (an intense inning that tested their resolve).
Butterflies and Bloom Celebration
7-11 p.m. — Embassy Suites by Hilton Jonesboro Red Wolf Convention Center — $125 per ticket ($25 for kids 6-12) — Enjoy a night of dinner, live music, and auctions at this charity event supporting families through infant loss.
Skirmish Fun Ride
9:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. — Downtown Jonesboro Alliance — Free entry — Bring the family and enjoy a fun and friendly group bike ride.
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