Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 16th of November.
Good morning, Jonesboro.
🎭 Culture
Local artists and community members on Mount Sequoyah gathered branches to create a frozen forest inspired by Narnia for the annual Festival of Trees fundraiser — a project that highlights their creative spirit and supports local community art efforts.
🏈 Sports
Nettleton beat Brookland in the NEA Sports Tipoff Classic on November 15th, 2025—marking a key tournament win for the team.
Arkansas State women's basketball beat Little Rock 76-67 last night and showed strong teamwork on the court—boosting their season record.
The win adds confidence as they prepare for upcoming games.
Arkansas played LSU at Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge and live updates show the Razorbacks leading 14–7 in the second quarter—both teams are trying to make key plays as Arkansas seeks to end a 7-game losing streak while LSU adjusts after an injured quarterback.
Interim head coaches for both teams are guiding their squads in a game that remains in progress this morning.
Arkansas State volleyball beat Old Dominion to finish its regular season at 19-8—marking a key win in a stretch that saw the team capture back-to-back conference titles.
Red Wolves volleyball players Destinee Rogers, D'Arrah Allen and Zyion Shannon celebrated their win over Little Rock on Nov.15—marking a key victory.
They are now preparing for their regular season finale.
🎉 Jonesboro Events
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Santa Shuffle
6:30 PM — Joe Mack Campbell Park — Free entry — Enjoy a festive stroll through Jonesboro in holiday spirit.
23rd Annual Duck Classic
7 p.m. — First National Bank Arena — Ticketed event — Celebrate with a charity banquet followed by a fun-filled duck hunting experience for a great cause.
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