Diana Davis

2 weeks ago | kait8.com | Diana Davis

JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - Grief may be one of the most difficult burdens to bear. There’s seemingly no end sometimes, and it can lead you to a very dark place. But a Randolph County man found his light and life again - harvesting a bumper crop of kindness. It may look like lots of hard work. “God spoke to me and said, ‘Raise this garden,’” Jason Hampton said. But it’s not work for Hampton. This month’s Gr8 Acts of Kindness winner sees every single step as therapy.

Oct 20, 2024 | isu.org | Lilah Fear |Diana Davis |Leah Neset

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Aug 14, 2024 | ucumberlands.edu | Diana Davis

Submitted By: Diana Davis, ’23 The weekend is here, and you’re worried you’ll be bored. Don’t worry, I’ve got you covered! Whether you are a foodie, shopaholic (guilty!), or an outdoorsman, Williamsburg and its neighboring cities has what you’re looking for. Walking distance:Shopping downtownThe Suds Barn & Boutique A cute boutique with the best homemade soaps, body scrubs, and so much more. Check out their clothing in the back of the store.

Jul 11, 2024 | kait8.com | Diana Davis

JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - It’s been nearly a month since the new Miss Arkansas was crowned. The newest titleholder, Camille Cathey from Wynne, was in Jonesboro Thursday to visit with the community. While in Jonesboro, she did a few interviews, some community service, and met with the chancellor of A-State.One of her goals is to help support others by volunteering and creating more community service initiatives.

Jun 27, 2024 | kait8.com | Diana Davis

IMBODEN, Ark. (KAIT) - A Gr8 Acts of Kindness winner has captured thousands of buzzer beaters from the lens of her camera. Donna Wiles-Cole aims her camera from the stands. She captures the intensity of the game underway on the floor of the Sloan-Hendrix gym. That intensity is measured in the clicks of the camera. The woman behind the lens never suspects her photos would come to mesmerize a town—even most of Lawrence County. “It’s such a gift to us parents and our whole community,” Chasidy Wall said.