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JONESBORO, Ark- NEA Baptist Hospital received national recognition this week. The Leapfrog Group, a non-profit health care organization, is shining a light on NEA Baptist. By recognizing the hospital by giving them an “A” in patient safety. “Patient safety is a top priority. You want to make sure not only are you treating the patient properly for what they’re here for, but you’re doing it in the safest environment possible,” said Ty Jones, marketing director for NEA Baptist H

ONESBORO, Ark- Like many things, funding for the nonprofit industry took a large hit due to the pandemic. But one organization is helping local non-profits continue their mission. Fourteen non-profits from across the county were awarded grants from the Craighead County Community Foundation. In total, the organization distributed $65,000 on Thursday. “[Funds] is going to everything from AED’s that save people's lives to helping with maintenance and computers and vehicles to an

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JONESBORO, Ark- Over the past several months, we’ve told you about the severe blood shortage impacting the American Red Cross. Now, the CDC is sounding the alarm, warning it would become even worse as we enter the winter months. ‘Tis the season for giving, and the American Red Cross is urging healthy adults to roll up their sleeves to donate blood. As the CDC warns donations could continue to drop, thanks to the flu. “We’re seeing a shortage of blood on the shelves. I mean, t

JONESBORO, Ark- The Northeast Arkansas Reentry Coalition received a donation on Wednesday that will help further their mission. Families Incorporated donated a $250 dollar check to the Northeast Arkansas Reentry Coalition. The coalition says the funds will be used to help offenders get back on their feet. “We identified that we needed to assist people with getting identification and birth certificates. In doing that, we were asking companies to sponsor individuals for that at

DOWNTOWN JONESBORO, Ark- For our homeless population, the sign of winter can be a struggle. With nowhere to go as the nights get longer and colder, the need for donations rises. The HUB is working to provide warm clothing and; basic winter needs to their guests. But with over six hundred homeless individuals in Jonesboro, the nonprofit needs your help. “Currently, we are asking for tents. We’ve got quite a few people who are really unsheltered and, I worry because they’re goi