The Harrison Regional Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors met for their monthly meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 24, in their new location on the third floor of Signature Bank Tower.
The Harrison Public Schools Board of Directors met Tuesday, Jan. 17, for the monthly meeting and approved the school calendar for the 2023-2024 school year.
Mountain Home Mayor Hillrey Adams was able to convince his fellow board members of the Ozark Mountain Solid Waste District (OMSWD) that while selling the Northwest Arkansas Board of Regional Sanitation’s (NABORS) landfill in Three Brothers may make financial sense for waste district, selling to any entity with the intention of re-opening the landfill doesn’t make much environmental sense.
JASPER — The Jasper City Council met for the first time in 2023 at its regular session Thursday, Jan. 19. The regular meeting time of 6 p.m. was moved up to 4:30 p.m. due to scheduling conflicts for some council members.
The Boone County Regional Airport Board of Directors met for their monthly meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 17, and heard the latest updates on the airport signage project.
North Arkansas Regional Medical Center (NARMC) is proud to announce that Josh Bright has been promoted to Chief Operating Officer.
The Boone County Regional Airport Board of Directors met Tuesday, Jan. 17, for their monthly meeting. Garver Project Engineer, Greg Thomas was present to answer questions about the new box hangar.
The Harrison Public Schools Board of Education met Tuesday, Jan. 17, and observed Adam Archer receiving state recognition for his work with technology.
The Harrison City Council reorganized its standing committees when committees met recently. Those committees will report to the full council when it meets for the first regular meeting of the new year at 6 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 26, in the City Council Chambers of City Hall. Committees determine which matters proceed for action by the full council at its regular monthly meetings.
Last season the Lendel Thomas Tournament held annually at Harrison High School took on a different look.
OMAHA — A pair of junior high games filled the docket on Friday night as Ozark Mountain visited the Eagles Nest at Omaha.
BERGMAN — There have been some tough matchups on the docket at the Panther Palace in Bergman during the Holiday Hoopsgiving.
LEAD HILL — The student sections were on the edge of their seat until the very end on Monday night when Lead Hill hosted Flippin in non-conference basketball action.
ALPENA — It was a win and a loss on Friday night for Alpena at the Leopard’s Den.
FLIPPIN — Saturday was the culmination of the Flippin Tournament.
BERGMAN — Bergman’s basketball festival allowed two area teams to match skills against other teams across the state.
