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    SANY Nutrition Group has opened a snack food manufacturing plant in Jonesboro, Arkansas. The facility marks the company's entry into snack food production in the region, adding a new manufacturing operation to the local economy. Details on hiring numbers and production capacity were not immediately available.

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    A-State Theatre stages comedic take on Shakespeare▼A-State Theatre Puts Comedic Spin on Shakespeare✉newsCultureTheatre51 min ago

    Arkansas State University's theatre programme is presenting a comedic spin on Shakespeare in a new production. Local outlets in Jonesboro, including NEA Report and Arkansas State University's own communications, have highlighted the show, drawing attention to the department's lighter approach to the classic playwright's work.

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    SANY Nutrition has opened a new facility in Jonesboro, Arkansas, and launched a protein snack brand. The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reported the opening, marking the company's entry into the growing protein snack market. The plant's launch signals potential economic activity and job creation for the Jonesboro area.

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    Sany Nutrition Group opens former Butterball plant in Jonesboro▼Sany Nutrition Group holds grand opening at former Butterball plant in Jonesboro✉newsHealthNutrition1 d ago

    Sany Nutrition Group has held a grand opening at the former Butterball plant in Jonesboro, Arkansas, bringing the long-shuttered facility back into use. The reopening is being covered by local news in the region, drawing attention as a sign of new economic activity and jobs for the community.

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    SANY Nutrition Group has opened a new manufacturing facility in Jonesboro, Arkansas, according to local news coverage. The plant will produce nutrition products and is expected to bring manufacturing activity and jobs to the area. Details on the scale of investment, hiring numbers, and production timeline have not yet been reported.

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    Arkansas State to dedicate Dash Goff Equine Center▼A-State to dedicate Dash Goff Equine Center at College of Veterinary Medicine✉newsHealthMedicine9 h ago

    Arkansas State University is set to formally dedicate the Dash Goff Equine Center at its College of Veterinary Medicine in Jonesboro, Arkansas. The facility will support the university's veterinary programs, with the dedication marking a milestone for the young college and expanded equine care and teaching resources in the region.

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    SANY Nutrition Group Opens New Manufacturing Plant in Jonesboro▼SANY Nutrition Group Celebrates Grand Opening of Jonesboro Manufacturing Plant✉newsHealthNutrition13 h ago

    SANY Nutrition Group has held a grand opening ceremony for its new manufacturing plant in Jonesboro, Arkansas. The facility marks the company's expansion of its nutrition product production in the United States. Local news coverage highlighted the opening as a notable economic development event for the Jonesboro area, though details on jobs and investment were not included in initial reports.

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    SANY Nutrition Group opens location in Jonesboro▼SANY Nutrition Group opens in Jonesboro✉newsHealthNutrition6 h ago

    SANY Nutrition Group has opened its doors in Jonesboro, Arkansas, according to the local newspaper. The launch gives the city a new nutrition-focused business, though details about the company's services and plans have not yet been widely reported. Local coverage suggests community interest in new health and wellness options in the area.

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    Batesville church closes its daycare program▼Batesville church shutters daycare program✉newsWorldReligion1 d ago

    A church in Batesville, Arkansas, has shut down its daycare program, according to regional coverage from K8 News in Jonesboro. No further details were provided about why the program ended or how many families and children are affected. Local parents who relied on the daycare may now need to find alternative childcare arrangements.

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    SANY Nutrition Group opens new manufacturing facility in Jonesboro▼SANY Nutrition Group celebrates grand opening of new manufacturing facility in Jonesboro✉newsHealthNutrition19 h ago

    SANY Nutrition Group has held a grand opening ceremony for its new manufacturing facility in Jonesboro. The event marks the launch of production at the site, adding a nutrition manufacturing operation to the Arkansas city. The opening was reported by local press, drawing attention in the region as a notable new business development for the community.

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    Arkansas State University wins $2.2 million NSF grant▼A-State receives $2.2 million grant from National Science Foundation✉newsScience2 d ago

    Arkansas State University has been awarded a $2.2 million grant from the National Science Foundation. The funding will support research and educational initiatives at the Jonesboro campus, strengthening the university's science programs. Local outlet Talk Business & Politics reported the award, which ranks among notable recent science funding announcements for Arkansas institutions.

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    K8 Sports Names Athletes of the Month for September 2026●K8 Sports Athletes of the Month (September 2026)✉newsSportSports21 h ago

    K8 Sports, the sports desk of K8 News in Jonesboro, Arkansas, has announced its Athletes of the Month selections for September 2026. The feature recognizes standout local performers from the past month's high school and area sports action. The station shared the honorees as part of its regular monthly coverage of northeast Arkansas athletics.

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    Foundation of Arts' Perspectives Art Contest Returns in November●Foundation of Arts’ Perspectives Art Contest Returns in November✉newsCultureArt1 d ago

    The Foundation of Arts has announced that its Perspectives Art Contest will return in November. The contest, run by the Jonesboro-based arts organisation, invites artists to submit work for judging, though further details about this year's theme, eligibility, or prizes have not been released. Local art supporters are watching for additional information as the start date approaches.

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    Justices approve tax break for SANY Nutrition Group▼Justices approve tax back for SANY Nutrition Group✉newsHealthNutrition2 d ago

    County justices have approved a tax back incentive for SANY Nutrition Group, according to the Jonesboro Sun. The measure gives the nutrition company a rebate or exemption on local taxes, a common tool used to attract or retain businesses. No further details on the size of the incentive or the company's investment plans were given in the report.

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    Sheriff's office investigating Greene County Tech football allegations●Sheriff’s office investigating allegations involving Greene County Tech football team✉newsTechnology3 d ago

    The Greene County Sheriff's Office has opened an investigation into allegations involving the Greene County Tech high school football team in Arkansas. Local news outlets in the Jonesboro area are reporting the story, though officials have not yet detailed the nature of the allegations or whether anyone faces charges. The district and sheriff's office have not released further information.

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    Jonesboro Hosts Local Music Industry Meet-Up▼Midday Interview: Jonesboro Music Industry Meet-Up✉newsCultureMusic2 d ago

    A music industry meet-up is being held in Jonesboro, Arkansas, and was featured in a midday interview on regional news. The event brings together people working in the local music scene, though details about organizers, attendees, and specific goals have not been reported. It highlights growing attention on Jonesboro's music community.

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    Crowley's Ridge Academy wins 1A girls golf state title●Crowley's Ridge Academy wins 2026 1A State Girls Golf Championship✉newsSportGolf1 d ago

    Crowley's Ridge Academy has won the 2026 Class 1A State Girls Golf Championship in Arkansas. The northeast Arkansas school took the small-school state title in girls golf, according to regional coverage from Jonesboro. It marks a notable achievement for the academy's athletic program in the state's smallest classification.