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NEA Humane Society cuts adoption fees for Empty the Shelters event (opens the original)
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JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - The Northeast Arkansas Humane Society is slashing adoption fees as part of an effort to empty its shelters. The organization said dogs are becoming harder to place because of the rising costs of pet food and vet care. Community outreach coordinator Lisa Trevatham said donations have helped the shelter care for animals in its care. “The money and donations ... help us take care of these little guys because this one came in and we needed some canned food for the little tin
Jonesboro firefighters respond mostly to medical calls, not fires (opens the original)
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JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - When someone dials 911, firefighters are often the first to arrive, even when there is no fire. Firefighter Kane Gearhart said the Jonesboro Fire Department has evolved into what the department calls community crisis care. “You go to people in bad times. Every time they call it’s usually, some might be one of the worst days of their life,” Gearhart said. Battalion Chief Jeremy Holler said crews have 60 seconds to be on the truck and moving after a call comes in. “The cal
Officials urge voter turnout in Dunklin County (opens the original)
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DUNKLIN COUNTY, Mo. (KAIT) - The midterm election is 35 days away, and turnout in Dunklin County has remained well below the state average. Officials are working to get more people to the polls. Rural residents often face extra hurdles at the polls, but officials say they are working to clear those hurdles. According to the Encyclopedia of American Voters, turnout was above average statewide in Missouri for the 2024 primary election. In Dunklin County, turnout was well below the state average at
Burn ban remains in effect despite cooler temperatures (opens the original)
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JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - Some counties across Region 8 are lifting their burn bans following recent rain and a drop in temperatures, but the ban remains in effect for much of the region, including Craighead County. Widespread burn bans went into effect in August. Experts say cooler weather does not automatically lift a burn ban, and lower temperatures can mean a greater risk for wildfires when rainfall has not been sufficient. Jonesboro Fire Chief Marty Hamrick cites a lack of rainfall and droug
Paragould Community Garden offers free produce amid rising grocery costs (opens the original)
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PARAGOULD, Ark. (KAIT) - A local community garden is helping residents get fresh fruits and vegetables for free as grocery prices — especially produce — continue to rise. The Paragould Community Garden is in full swing this harvest season, giving residents a chance to pick fresh vegetables including tomatoes, peppers, and beans. As the garden plants fall crops, founder Summer Neal is working on a new goal that could make fresh produce available year-round. “I’m working on getting my 501(c)(3) as
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