July 12: What you need to know

Category: Local News

The article covers weather updates, news on opioid addiction, mental health stigma, effects of cell phones on students, daycare subsidy program glitch, and changes in the Jonesboro Christmas Parade.

Keywords: Weather updates, Opioid addiction, Mental health stigma, Cell phones in schools, Daycare subsidy program, Jonesboro Christmas Parade

Source: KAIT | Region 8 News

Update At: 7/12/2024

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