KASU continues its series on Highway 49 with a tour of the new NEA Baptist construction site. Johnathan Reaves goes through the site and files this report.
Another candidate for the First Congressional District US House seat joined KASU's Johnathan Reaves for an interview. Scott Ellington is running for the seat in the upcoming May primary. Ellington tells about himself, talks about the economy and jobs in this interview.
In her monthly talk with KASU, U.S. Representative Jo Ann Emerson discussed what a new Farm Bill might bring, whether the levees are ready for Spring, and whether Rick Santorum can keep making the vote swing. Hear the whole interview here....
KASU's Highway 49 series continues with a look at NEA Baptist's New Center for Cancer Care and what this new center will mean for those diagnosed with cancer. Johnathan Reaves files this report.
In our second part of our Highway 49 series, KASU's Johnathan Reaves talks about the plans for the new NEA Baptist Hospital that is being built on the highway. Reaves talks with Administrator Paul Betz in this report.
An extensive series on the changes on Highway 49 between Jonesboro and Paragould starts on KASU. Johnathan Reaves takes a look at some of the topics that will be covered during this series.
KASU's Johnathan Reaves has been working on an extensive series of stories about the major construction and development going on along Highway 49 on Jonesboro's north side. The series starts Monday, with a new story each day at 7:30 a.m., during Morning Edition. Marty Scarbrough talked with Johnathan about this series. Here is their conversation....
Free samples of Middle East Cuisine highlights the Middle East Studies night in Jonesboro. KASU's Johnthan Reaves talks to Dr. Bill Roe, Associate Dean of the College of Business. during this report.
U.S. Senator John Boozman (R-AR) attended a National Guard breakfast on Wednesday, then called in for his monthly visit with KASU. He discussed the many concerns in the Middle East, and some of our federal budget issues on KASU. Click on the "Listen" link to hear the interview.
A book about the life of Daniel Rudd has been released. Rudd was born as a slave in 1854 and his life as a civil rights activist is featured in Cry for Justice. KASU's Johnathan Reaves talks with the book's author Dr. Gary Agee in this report.