Community Events

Habitat for Humanity of Greater Jonesboro is a Christian non-profit organization composed of volunteers that work together to help build safe, decent and affordable homes for those in need. Our vision is a world where everyone has a decent place to live.

To stay updated, please check our Facebook and website regularly and help spread the word.

Please visit our Jonesboro Habitat website at: http://www.jonesborohabitat.com/

The Sport Clips experience includes sports on TV, legendary steamed towel treatment, and a great haircut from our guy-smart hair stylists who specialize in men's and boys' hair care. You'll walk out feeling like an MVP. At Sport Clips, we've turned something you have to do, into something you want to do.

TPC is a large payroll company founded in 2001 in Springfield, MO. We work with more than a thousand clients in all 50 states, providing state of the art services in payroll, HR, time and labor management, and more. Our investments in upgraded facilities and infrastructure allowed us to double company size through the recession. We are debt free, which allows us to prosper even in tough economic times. At TPC, we pride ourselves on service by offering our clients one dedicated rep to handle day-to-day HR and payroll needs. Having one payroll professional handle each account allows us to get to know our clients’ needs and tendencies extremely well, resulting in long-term relationships and a client retention rate of 99%.

We have clients in all 50 states!

Community Benefit Organization Committee
The mission of the Community Benefit Organization Committee is to enhance the relationships between regional non-profit organization to build a stronger community through collaboration.  They meet the fourth Wednesday at 4:00 pm

Daniels Land Surveying, PLLC is a full service professional land surveying firm located in Jonesboro, Arkansas.
DLS provides professional services which include boundary surveys, topographic mapping, elevation certificates, construction layout, platting, and consulting.

We are dedicated to helping you successfully navigate the complex world of real estate transactions.

At Northeast Arkansas Real Estate School, our mission is to provide the very best real estate educators in the State of Arkansas, so that you receive the BEST education that there is to give.  We work in conjunction with the Arkansas Real Estate Commission and the Arkansas Realtors Association to  ensure  that the education you receive is in line with Arkansas Law, Rules and Regulations, and up to date with industry standards and practices.

Innovative Investments, LLC is locally-owned and operated by Business Partners & Husband & Wife, Mat Clark and Heather Walker Clark. They have 3 boys – Jarred, Jayden, and Josiah, 2 dogs – Petey and Moses, and 1 Kitty Kitty – Kramer – and raise their family in downtown Jonesboro.



Mat and Heather started Innovative Investments in 2014 with a vision that “all people deserve to live in quality housing.” Professionally speaking, Mat has a clinical background, while Heather has a social innovation background, but both have a passion for community revitalization and service. Their litmus test? “If we won’t live in it, we won’t rent it.”

As a full-service HVACR company, D&L, Inc. provides services to meet the needs of a wide range of clients—from commercial designs to industrial projects. Established in 1978, we’ve grown our business over the past 30 years by maintaining a dedication to service, quality and professionalism. That includes having the highest safety standards for our employees and utilizing leading technology for our clients.

Headquartered in Blytheville, Ark., we also have locations in Memphis, Alabama, North Carolina and South Carolina. In addition, our contractor licensing also includes Texas, Mississippi, Nebraska and Indiana. Such licensing allows us to provide all aspects of HVACR service, from design and construction to service and maintenance.

In a market that has seen so many groundbreaking developments over the past decade….from building the only enclosed shopping mall in the United States in 2006 to the opening of a new half-a-billion dollar state-of-the-art NEA Baptist Medical Campus to a host of new national and regional retailers and restaurateurs opening their doors….it is hard to imagine that a single development could literally shake the foundations of the market.

Hard to imagine…until you see the vision. With the lone exception of the main campus at Arkansas State University, GREENSBOROUGH VILLAGE is destined to earn its place as the single largest development in the history of Jonesboro to date.

Spanning over 200 acres, this first-of-its-kind mixed used development is coming out of the ground to great expectations and high anticipation. Heralded as “market-changing” for Jonesboro, this new development will give residents the ability to live, work, shop, eat and play in a single setting. Combining the best of southern charm with the edginess of new urbanism, Greensborough Village is setting new standards for both residential and commercial development.

Situated along one of the highest traffic count roadways in Northeast Arkansas, this “city within a city” is strategically located across from Arkansas State University and between the new NEA Baptist Healthcare campus and St. Bernards downtown Medical Mile….placing it directly in the center of the regions three largest employers, with over 7,000 employees coming and going every single day. Combine that with over 12,000 ASU students, and you have a tremendous built-in market LITERALLY at your doorstep.

As a planned community, there are limited spots for specific retail and service niches. Make sure you find out early exactly how you can be a part of this exciting new project!

Call Us Today!: (870) 972-9191...  More >><< Less

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!

First Community Bank launches Piggy Bank initiative at Fox Meadow and University Heights.
In an effort to teach children the importance of saving, First Community Bank has partnered with Andson Inc., a non-profit educational organization, and Nettleton Public Schools for the academic year.
Bank employees will work closely with fourth grade teachers at Fox Meadow and University Heights intermediate schools to facilitate in-class financial literacy lessons once a week for the school year. The objective of the Piggy Bank program is to enable children to make financial choices and guide them in managing their money effectively. The lessons center on differentiating needs and wants, setting attainable long and short-term goals, and how to make a functional budget.
First Community Bank is the first institution in the state of Arkansas to sponsor the Piggy Bank program. They are committed to improving the financial literacy of the children within the Jonesboro area. The curriculum they are implementing is generated by Andson Inc. and is based on common core standards in English, Language Arts, Math, and Social Studies/Economics.
According to Andson, having a college savings account containing even $1 will increase the likelihood a child will attend college from 45% to 71%. The curriculum also includes interactive lessons and in class discussions to keep the subject fresh and engaging to students.
Bank employees volunteer their time and services to go to the schools, and the students are then introduced to the banking experience. Employees take in the students’ deposits, teach them how to fill out their deposit slips, and show them how to keep track of how much money they are saving in their deposit booklet. There is also an interactive app where students and their parents can monitor their progress towards their goals electronically.
According to Gabe Roberts, assistant vice president/lending and Piggy Bank volunteer, “It isn’t about the dollar amount, but about getting children in the right mindset. The sooner they begin envisioning their future, be it college or purchasing a first home or first vehicle, the sooner they will realize the importance of setting budgets and a game plan to help them achieve their goals.”
As stated by Brian Emison, vice president of retail banking, “We wanted to do something different that would forever impact a child’s life. Anyone can write a check and move on to the next sponsorship. It’s when we interact with a 4th grader every week and hear how they’re saving money for college or to help their parents with bills, that we know this partnership is affecting lives and making our community better.”
“As bankers in the Jonesboro area, it is both our obligation and our privilege to teach useful saving techniques to future generations so that they may grow and thrive in the years to come,” said Allen Williams, Jonesboro’s community president....  More >><< Less

First Community Bank launches Piggy Bank initiative at Fox Meadow and University Heights.
In an effort to teach children the importance of saving, First Community Bank has partnered with Andson Inc., a non-profit educational organization, and Nettleton Public Schools for the academic year.
Bank employees will work closely with fourth grade teachers at Fox Meadow and University Heights intermediate schools to facilitate in-class financial literacy lessons once a week for the school year. The objective of the Piggy Bank program is to enable children to make financial choices and guide them in managing their money effectively. The lessons center on differentiating needs and wants, setting attainable long and short-term goals, and how to make a functional budget.
First Community Bank is the first institution in the state of Arkansas to sponsor the Piggy Bank program. They are committed to improving the financial literacy of the children within the Jonesboro area. The curriculum they are implementing is generated by Andson Inc. and is based on common core standards in English, Language Arts, Math, and Social Studies/Economics.
According to Andson, having a college savings account containing even $1 will increase the likelihood a child will attend college from 45% to 71%. The curriculum also includes interactive lessons and in class discussions to keep the subject fresh and engaging to students.
Bank employees volunteer their time and services to go to the schools, and the students are then introduced to the banking experience. Employees take in the students’ deposits, teach them how to fill out their deposit slips, and show them how to keep track of how much money they are saving in their deposit booklet. There is also an interactive app where students and their parents can monitor their progress towards their goals electronically.
According to Gabe Roberts, assistant vice president/lending and Piggy Bank volunteer, “It isn’t about the dollar amount, but about getting children in the right mindset. The sooner they begin envisioning their future, be it college or purchasing a first home or first vehicle, the sooner they will realize the importance of setting budgets and a game plan to help them achieve their goals.”
As stated by Brian Emison, vice president of retail banking, “We wanted to do something different that would forever impact a child’s life. Anyone can write a check and move on to the next sponsorship. It’s when we interact with a 4th grader every week and hear how they’re saving money for college or to help their parents with bills, that we know this partnership is affecting lives and making our community better.”
“As bankers in the Jonesboro area, it is both our obligation and our privilege to teach useful saving techniques to future generations so that they may grow and thrive in the years to come,” said Allen Williams, Jonesboro’s community president....  More >><< Less

Tips for Recycling in Your Office
Speaker: Helen McCoy
A-State Recycling Coordinator