Taking Census

DDNS reporters examine the efforts and effects of the 2020 Census

Keeping count of the young

Census Bureau is recruiting young applicants

Jonesboro City Council Holds First Online Meeting Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

COVID-19 Forces Procedural Changes

City Council Sings Praises Amid Crises

Council thanks mayor for crisis response approach

JONESBORO RESIDENTS PREPARE FOR A CURFEW

Residents make several requests amongst pandemic

City council meets remotely due to COVID-19

Coronavirus creates new meeting habits

Housing development delayed by city council

Housing development site is five minutes away from A-State

POCAHONTAS SCHOOL DISTRICT TO CLOSE TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF CORONAVIRUS

Coronavirus causes school closure

DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGE IN POCAHONTAS BRINGS NEW BUSINESSES

City experiences positive growth through diversity

Suddenlink Reps Miss Connection with Disgruntled Customers

By Chase Gage Delta Digital News Service JONESBORO — The City of Jonesboro held a joint meeting with Suddenlink Thursday night to address numerous complaints by citizens. The St. Bernards Auditorium was at capacity; in fact, it was standing-room-only for disgruntled residents. Hundreds of Jonesboro residents showed up to voice their complaints to media giant Suddenlink. Complaints ranged from wrongful

POCAHONTAS SCHOOL BOARD TO OPEN NEW CHECKING ACCOUNT AFTER DETECTING FRAUDULENT ACTIVITY

Board also votes to hire new cafeteria worker

U.S. Census could potentially bring important funds to Jonesboro

Census aims for accurate count

Hispanic community works to complete census among challenges

Education about census proves vital