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Source: Paragould Daily Press

The Paragould Regional Chamber of Commerce recently hosted a ribbon cutting at Edward Jones to celebrate their new location at 2715 W. Kingshighway, Suite A in Paragould. This new Edward Jones location combines three financial advisors in one office: Jason Noel, Jonathan Wright, and Seth Parsley. Edward Jones is a financial services firm that provides wealth management and investment advice.EDWARD JONES CELEBRATES NEW LOCATION Paragould Regional Chamber of Commerce Latest e-Edition Paragould Daily Press 17 hrs ago 0 NEA Healthcare Directory 2026 Feb 25, 2026 NEA Basketball 2025 Jan 7, 2026 Healthcare Directory 2025 Feb 18, 2025 NEA Basketball Dec 9, 2024 NEA Football 2024 Aug 28, 2024 Most Popular Articles Images Videos Commented ArticlesElection results in Greene CountyMcMillon and Agee reelected TuesdayJumpstart Ministries director arrested'We have to fight to save it,' Walesa says about democracyWoman faces aggravated assault, residential burglary chargesGreene Co.

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