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Jonesboro Community Breakfast

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104.9 The Fox brings you the market’s longest running community service program!  The Jonesboro Community Breakfast!  Since 1987, the Jonesboro Community Breakfast has aired weekly on 104.9.  Every Wednesday from 6:00am to 9:00am, we broadcast live from the Fat City Steak and Grillhouse, Highway 49 at Hilltop.  We allow representatives from non-profit organizations all around NEA to appear live on the air promoting their events and activities.  No commercial businesses or events may appear on the program.

Over 600 interview appearances per year, each appearance valued at $250.  That’s over $150,000 in airtime we provide each year through the Jonesboro Community Breakfast.

Request A Time To Appear

To appear on the Jonesboro Community Breakfast, you must schedule a specific time. Fill out the form below to schedule an appearance, or call (870) 933-8800 x0 for information.

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