Chamber Events

A "Mini Expo" for new members to introduce their business to all other Chamber members.  This annual events features live music, food and beverages.

Clinic dedicated to the treatment of arthritis and immune system disorders.
State of the art facility with in-house laboratory, X-ray and ressearch.

A full service "paint your own pottery" studio offering a huge assortment of ceramics, paint, and all the tools needed to make your own unique piece of art

Mid-South Plumbing and Electric is a wholesale distributor with over 50 years of service to Northeast Arkansas and the surrounding area. We house a large inventory of stock on site, enabling us to fill your orders immediately. Or, if the item you're looking for is more customized in nature, we'll happily special order it to fit your specifications.

Basketcase is a new locally owned gift shop with an emphasis on creating gift baskets tailored to your personality. We have a wide variety of products or you can bring some of your own things in and we will help you create the perfect gift. So stop in and see us and we will help you think outside the basket!!!

We are a job-training program providing nine-month internships for young adults with developmental disabilities.

Improving quality of life, one home at a time.™
Our journey from good to great is guided by a commitment to Efficiency, Innovation and Collaboration to become a top 10 leader in the homebuilding industry. Our motto - Better Homes. Better Lives.  A strong foundation of building quality homes.  After 60 years of experience and more than 20,000 homes built, Rausch Coleman Homes is recognized as one of the top builders in the United States, offering quality construction at a price you can afford.  
Our Heritage
The heritage of Rausch Coleman Homes began on May 6, 1936 when our founder, Ernest R. “Buddy” Coleman was born in Barling, Arkansas. In 1955, at the age of 19, Buddy Coleman built his first home that sold for less than $4,000. The son of a carpenter, Buddy Coleman supported his family by building homes, while also attending Ouachita Baptist University. Given a choice of what type of builder he wanted the company to be, Mr. Coleman chose to provide housing people could afford. In his own words, “I wanted to ensure that everyone could realize the American Dream of Home Ownership, not just the fortunate ones.”

John R. Rausch, Buddy Coleman’s grandson, has been working side by side with his grandfather since he was 8 years old. Since his childhood, Mr. Rausch has been learning the company’s philosophies and implementing it’s vision. In the spirit of competition, he built his first home at the age of 18 (one year younger than Buddy Coleman). As he grew older he became progressively more involved in the company’s operations and expansions. John R. Rausch, a graduate of Southern Methodist University, spent his university years studying Business and Real Estate Finance.

Mr. Rausch’s education and over a decade of mentorship from Buddy Coleman, prepared him well for becoming the Chairman/CEO of Rausch Coleman Homes in 2006. In 2015, John R. Rausch led the company with new operations into San Antonio, Texas.

At Rausch Coleman Homes, we honor God through our commitment to Integrity and Excellence in all aspects of homebuilding. We place the highest value upon the customer by Exceeding Expectations, and upon our Team Members by committing to Professional Development. We aspire to build the best quality Affordable Homes and we hold ourselves accountable to that goal.

Remaining faithful to our heritage and our goal, in the last 60+ years and through four generations, we have built over 20,000 new homes throughout Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas, and Texas. Rausch Coleman Homes is the largest builder of new homes in the States of Oklahoma and Arkansas. In 2016, Rausch Coleman Homes was recognized by Builder Magazine as the 41st largest builder in the U.S.A. for 2015.

Our future depends on customers like you spreading the story of a home building company from Barling, Arkansas that has spent 60+ years helping people better their lives and the lives of their families and friends, through home ownership....  More >><< Less

Green Business Committee

The mission of the Green Business Committee is to enhance the visual image of Jonesboro through specific projects.
The Enviroment Committee meets the second Wednesday at 8:00am

Membership Development Committee

The mission of the Membership Development Committee is to enhance our Chamber's ability to function in recruitment and retention of members utilizing specific programs developed by the Committee.

The Membership Development Committee meets the second Wednesday at noon.

Connect @ 4
People do business with people they know! And there’s no better way to get to know other Chamber members than by attending our monthly Business After Hours. Please come and enjoy good food, fellowship, and a lot of contact with people who do business in Jonesboro. Our After Hours is from 4-6pm on the second Thursday of each month. We hope to see you there!

NEA Baptist is proud to announce the NEA Baptist Center for Good Grief, as part of the NEA Baptist Charitable Foundation's continued commitment to the needs of the community. The NEA Baptist Center for Good Grief will open October 2017 at 1717 Executive Square in Jonesboro and will offer free grief counseling and seminars to those who have lost a loved one.
             2017 marks the 40th anniversary of NEA Baptist Clinic and the legacy that the founding physicians built around caring for those in need. Sixteen years ago, the physicians of NEA Baptist Clinic created the NEA Baptist Clinic Charitable Foundation with a mission to help change the lives of those in need throughout our region. Today, NEA Baptist Charitable Foundation offers five free programs to those in need, regardless of where they receive their health care or their ability to pay.
"The NEA Baptist Charitable Foundation has played a key role in addressing health needs in our region - developing programs that support the care we provide," said Brad Parsons, chief executive officer of NEA Baptist Health System, "I am proud of the Foundation's ability to continually meet the changing needs and I know that this center will positively impact the lives of individuals and families in our community who are grieving."
The center will be the second one of its kind in the Mid-South area; Baptist opened the first, the Kemmons Wilson Family Center for Good Grief, in Memphis in 2005 and plans to open a third location in midtown Memphis in the summer of 2017 on the grounds of Idlewild Presbyterian Church. Baptist also spearheaded the area's first grief camp for children, Camp Good Grief, in 1999. Angela Hamblen Kelly, executive director of the Kemmons Wilson Family Center for Good Grief played a vital role in the development of both the camp and the center. Kelly stated, "We believe that if people can work on their grief and if they have the opportunity to express and learn to cope with those feelings, much like physical health, it can be a good thing. A loss changes us forever, but if supported, it can help to shape a person's life for the good and that is why we chose the name Good Grief."
Robbie Johnson, executive director of the NEA Baptist Charitable Foundation, emphasized that the Center would not have been possible without the support of the physicians of NEA Baptist, whom he calls "champions." Johnson added that his own personal experience with grief underscored the importance of having grief services available for the whole family.
Johnson named Kim and Chris Fowler as key donors to the Grief Center, a gift made in honor of Chrystal Taylor. Grants from the Baptist Memorial Health Care Foundation and Mid-America Transplant Foundation will also help in the funding of the center. Gamble Home Furnishings has committed to donating the furnishings for the center.
"So many kind and generous people and businesses have stepped forward to help make the center a reality," Johnson said. "We are so grateful."
The center's model of care mirrors the services and programs available at Baptist's original Grief Center, which, according to Baptist leadership, has grown exponentially under the leadership of executive director of bereavement, Angela Hamblen Kelly. This model provides personalized, one-on-one grief counseling by trained health care professionals for children, teens and adults who are experiencing grief from the loss of a loved one. Mandy Young, LCSW, will serve as the clinical director of the new center in Jonesboro.
NEA Baptist Health System comprises NEA Baptist Memorial Hospital, NEA Baptist Fowler Family Center for Cancer Care and NEA Baptist Clinic, northeast Arkansas' largest physician group. For more information about NEA Baptist, please call 870-936-1000 or 870-936-8000 or visit http://www.neabaptist.com/ or http://www.neabaptistclinic.com/.
NEA Baptist Charitable Foundation has a mission to help change lives through the programs and services it supports in Northeast Arkansas and the surrounding areas. The Foundation, through the generous gifts of our community, touches thousands of lives in our region each year. The programs that the Foundation offers include: Center for Healthy Children, Medicine Assistance, Hope Circle, Wellness Works, and Share Hope. To learn more, visit www.neabaptistfoundation.org.
For questions about the NEA Baptist Center for Good Grief, please email centerforgoodgrief@neabc.com . The building and phone lines will open Fall 2017....  More >><< Less

One of the largest equipment rental companies in North America and backed by a network of more than 625 locations, Sunbelt Rentals successfully services a variety of customers - from those in the commercial, residential, industrial, municipal, and specialized service industries, to weekend do-it-yourselfers. Sunbelt’s extensive fleet exceeds $7.0 billion and includes general construction equipment, industrial tools, pumps and power generation equipment, trench shoring, scaffolding, remediation & restoration equipment, and more.

Business Network Committee

The mission of the Business Network Committee is to enhance our business climate through networking opportunities and specific events for our members.

The Business Network Committee meets the third Thursday at noon.

HCSI provides services in five different areas: social, legal, educational, health, and cultural. There is a variety of services provided under each category.

HCSI is a United Way member agency and also has received assistance from the City of Jonesboro, the Craighead County Community Foundation, and Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation.

ASTATE Committee

The mission of the ASTATE Committee is to enhance the relationship between Arkansas State University and the business community through various programs and events.

The ASTATE Committee meets the third Thursday at 4:00 pm.

Our mission is to develop Christ followers while building strength, wisdom, and character in young people. If you would ever like to make a donation to CityYouth Ministries, you may mail your donation to PO Box 627, Jonesboro, AR 72403.

JYPN Members:
Holloween Socia to die for!!
Costume Party!
Dress Up or Dress Down! Costumes or Casual Dress is welcome!!
(Scary Movies, Food & Drinks included)

Passion and Purpose
Part of UK-based Bio Products Laboratory, BPL Plasma has been a global leader in the plasma collection industry for more than 25 years. We’re proud to support the creation & manufacturing of lifesaving drug therapies by supplying high-quality plasma to people in need.
At BPL Plasma, the people who walk into our centers are much more than donors — they are lifelines. Their donation, quite literally, transforms the lives of patients around the planet.
Donating plasma makes it possible for:
An expectant mother to carry her child safely to term.
A little boy with hemophilia to experience a healthy, happy childhood.
A wounded warrior or burn victim to begin the healing process.
And so much more…