Group Spoken 4 to perform tonight

LEACHVILLE — Spoken 4 will perform at 7 tonight in the Melody Theater.

For more information, contact Moba Lee Miller at (870) 539-6966.

Brookland Schools plan presentation

BROOKLAND — The Brookland School District will present an annual report to the public at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in the high school library before the regular monthly school board meeting.

Administrators and directors will review and discuss building projects, programs, progress toward goals, accreditation status and proposals to correct deficiencies.

Program to review digital TV switch

JONESBORO — The Center on Aging-Northeast will present “The Digital TV Changeover: How It Will Affect You,” on Tuesday at 2 p.m.

Maryce Cunningham, manager of community and government relations with Suddenlink Media, will present the program in the center on 303 East Matthews Ave.

Cunningham will show different options on how to continue television reception after the changeover in February. People who use television antennas will need a digital television or a converter box to continue to watch TV. Cable and satellite subscribers will not be affected unless there is a television in the home that is not connected.

The program is free. For information or to register call (870) 930-9900 or 1-800-745-0557.

StarTek partners with magnet school

JONESBORO — StarTek has agreed to be a community partner with International Studies, an elementary magnet school in the Jonesboro School District.

StarTek has donated a digital camera to the school to be used for special projects and to display the school’s programs on its Web site, International Studies magnet specialist Misty Doyle said.

Lacey Williams, StarTek recruiting manager, will work closely with students by volunteering with the school’s book clubs.

StarTek also plans to donate items for the Positive Behavior Intervention Program at International Studies.

Marine Corps party planned for Oct. 25

PARAGOULD — Calling all Marines.

A Marine Corps birthday celebration is being planned for Oct. 25 at 6 p.m. in Atkins Celebration Hall at Paragould, Norris Norman said.

The celebration will feature a program, catered dinner and a display of Marine Corps memorabilia brought by guests, Norman said. The charge for the event is $20 per person, which covers the dinner. Deadline for registration is noon on Wednesday. Latecomers are welcome and can pay at the door, but no guarantee of food is made for those who attend without pre-registering, he said.

Dress is casual, and a door prize will be given to those who can fit into their old uniforms. People are urged to bring old photographs and any artifacts that they have. All display items will be labeled for identification.

Other features of the evening will include a time of socializing, introduction of all Marines present, signing of the Marine Corps Hymnal, a summary of Marine Corps history and an audio presentation of the commandant’s message.