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Dave Says
Dave Says Try to help him, but move slowly Dear Dave, My boyfriend lives in a different state, and I’m planning to move there when we get married. I know I love him, but sometimes he is not what … more
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Donna Braymer/Staff   Weichert, Realtors-Market Edge hosted a ribbon cutting with the Harrison Regional Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday, Oct. 13. Weichert owners, Melissa Collins, Franklin Harp and Travis Arnold purchased the 8,000 square foot building in November 2019 and watched it transform into a beautiful facility for 13 Real Estate agents. The new location is located at 126 Industrial Park Road and the number is (870) 743-5555.
Weichert host ribbon cutting
Weichert, Realtors-Market Edge hosted a ribbon cutting with the Harrison Regional Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday, Oct. 13. Weichert owners, Melissa Collins, Franklin Harp and Travis Arnold purchased … more
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Shelter Insurance enjoys new location
Joan Bell Shelter Insurance hosted a ribbon cutting with the Harrison Regional Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday, Oct. 13. Bell purchased the agency in July 2018 when Mike Dodson retired and moved into … more
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Harrison Regional Chamber of Commerce supports Arkansas Ballot Issue 1
Making the half-cent gasoline sales tax permanent – an economic development need Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson has made the passage of ballot Issue 1 his priority for the November 3 election. … more
Ladies Unlimited — Oct. 23-24
Shopping, education, funOctober is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and Legacy Hospice, Convention, Visitors Bureau and the Harrison Daily Times are doing their part to equip ladies in the area with … more
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SBA and Treasury announce simpler PPP forgiveness for loans of $50,000 or less
The U.S. Small Business Administration, in consultation with the Treasury Department, released a simpler loan forgiveness application for Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans of $50,000 or less. … more
Schedule
Friday, Oct. 2310:00 Advance Directive/Living Will — Legacy Hospice10-12 Cornerstone First Time Home Buyers, Investments for Beginners11:00 Skillet Toss — Powell Feed and Milling12:00 Sanctuary … more
Cooperative Extension to offer webinars to assist small food businesses
Fast Facts: Oct. 16: Starting a Small Food Business in Arkansas: Cottage Food Oct. 23: Food Safety Documentation and COVID-19 Preparedness for Small Food Manufacturers Participation is free, … more
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2020 Arkansas Agricultural profile highlights ag industry’s contributions
Fast Facts: Publication free to download at https://www.uaex.edu/media-resources/docs/2020_AR_Ag_profile.pdf Arkansas agriculture contributed almost $21 billion in added value to state’s economy … more
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Baxter Black
Avocado rustlers
Catching avocado rustlers is sort of a cross between the COVID virus, wildfires, exchange students bearing addictive goodies and coon hunting. "All right, come down outta that tree and drop that … more
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Cooperative Extension to offer webinars to assist small food businesses
Fast Facts: Oct. 16: Starting a Small Food Business in Arkansas: Cottage Food Oct. 23: Food Safety Documentation and COVID-19 Preparedness for Small Food Manufacturers Participation is free, … more
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Dave Says
Saving for a carDear Dave, I decided a couple of years ago to start following your plan. Part of getting out of debt for me included paying off my car. I’m taking your advice, and saving up to pay … more
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Elliot promoted to ER/Trauma Program Manager
North Arkansas Regional Medical Center (NARMC) announced that Lauren Elliott, RN has been promoted to the ER/Trauma Program Manager for the Emergency Department. Elliott professional healthcare … more
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Arvest Bank announces Eldridge hiring
Arvest Bank announced it has hired Carly Eldridge as an assistant branch manager in Harrison.Eldridge joins Arvest with five years of retail management experience. In her role at Arvest, her … more
Donna Braymer/Staff   The Harrison Regional Chamber of Commerce welcomed new investor, Professional Pet Care Grooming & Boarding on Thursday, Oct. 8, with a ribbon cutting. Some extra furry friends, Zip, Tink and Dina wanted to be in the picture with the Ambassadors, too. Professional Pet Care is located at 4816 Hwy. 65 South. The phone number is (870) 741-0527.
Professional Pet Care loves their clients
Jane Read moved to the area from Chicago in 1980. She had her first job as a groomer at the age of 15. Jane and her husband, Ron Janus opened Professional Pet Care in 2012 on 4816 Hwy. 65 South.The … more
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Ladies Unlimited
Donna Braymer/Staff   Ladies UnlimitedLadies Unlimited will be a free two-day event for ladies of all ages. Sponsors, Larry Sexton, (from left) CVB; Barbara Dean, Harrison Daily Times; Victoria … more
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$40,700 for United WayDonna Braymer/Staff   The 16th annual Magness-Toyota, Equity Bank golf tournament raised $40,700 for United Way. Attending the check presentation were Karlea Newberry (front row from left), Debbie West-Stewart, Cheryl Keymer, Karen Norton, Dave Morton (back row), Matt Magness, Bill Magness, Jeremy Dietsche, Cheryl Keymer and Neil Both. Not pictured is Neal Corral, and Dennis King.
United Way benefits from golf tournament
The 16th annual Boone County United Way Golf Tournament was held at the Harrison Country Club on Aug. 8-9. In light of COVID-19 the tournament welcomed 82, two-person teams following the Governor and … more
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Area students kick off Youth Leadership Academy XXIII   By DONNA BRAYMERdonnab@harrisondaily.com  Sixteen high school students from area Boone County schools were chosen to participate in the Youth Leadership Academy (YLA) XXIII for the 2020-2021 session. Retired county extension agent, Nita Cooper founded the adult and youth leadership programs to equip young people for future productive roles in the community. Cooper said, “You’re already leaders in your high school. But I’d like to encourage you to look inside yourself, and determine to strengthen areas you feel need to be strengthened.”The young people kicked off their monthly sessions on Tuesday, Oct. 6, at the JPH Center on the North Arkansas College campus. The Academy is sponsored by Kinetic of Windstream. Operations president, Brad Hedrick joined the group via online and said, “We are proud to sponsor this program. We provide a different kind of infrastructure experience. We have more than 4,000 people using our award winning network in this area. We have more than 180 employees in the area and are proud to partner with the Boone County Leadership and Youth Leadership Academy program. We appreciate you making an investment in yourself —  developing skills that will help you.”Chamber of Commerce chairman Melissa Collins said, “The students are chosen by their high school counselors and principals for their potential to become a true leader, not just within the school, but the broader community as well. The program is fast paced and multi-faceted. YLA is geared to allow the selected students to engage with leaders from across the business, nonprofit and governmental arenas to learn about what makes them tick and what makes them successful.” Bob Largent,CEO/president of the Harrison Regional Chamber of Commerce, shared with the group about the Chamber’s responsibilities. “We have businesses and people who invest in the future of this area. The Board of Directors changed the Chamber’s focus a few years ago from an event-based Chamber to more of an economic development Chamber. Seventy-five to 80% of our job is to enhance the local businesses and industries that are already here. This area has five global manufacturing headquarters located here.”Largent continued to brag on several products sold world wide that are manufactured in Boone County. “We’ve got to continue to help our local businesses grow. It’s very difficult to get a new business to come into town. If you get one every five to 10 years you are lucky. So the Chamber is the point person for the governor and Little Rock when new businesses are searching for an area to relocate,” he said. “Harrison has now established a location that has created an environment for businesses to be successful.”Wilson Marseilles, director of investors and marketing for the Chamber told the students that working at the Chamber is a lot like playing the game of Monopoly. You have to engage with other business owners and decide how to improve properties, accessing their location, and future possibilities.Selected for YLA Class XXIII participants are Brooke Boyd, Collette Campbell, Addie Jones, Halle Marseilles, Riley Richardson, Jenna Whitmer, Victoria Hudson, Katey Sims, and Madison Bell from Harrison High School; Marie Kershaw from Sacred Heart HomeSchool; Clair Deaton, McKenzie Garrison, Emily Still, Shelby Deaton, and Kyle McDermott from Valley Springs High School; and Cody Paul, from Lead Hill High School. The class has BCLI alumni Ti Freeman, Bank OZK, and Dan Dillard, NAPHE Coordinator, as their co-facilitators this year. Donna Braymer/Staff   Sixteen area High School juniors are participating in the Youth Leadership Academy XXIII and had their kick off meeting at the JPH Center on the campus of North Arkansas College on Tuesday, Oct. 6.
Area students kick off Youth Leadership Academy XXIII
Sixteen high school students from area Boone County schools were chosen to participate in the Youth Leadership Academy (YLA) XXIII for the 2020-2021 session. Retired county extension agent, Nita … more
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Center for Arkansas Farms wins award
Fast factsDesign to house CAFF wins architectural award: http://bit.ly/CAFFdesignCAFF Farm School and apprenticeship programs accepting applicationsCAFF website: https://caff.uark.eduFAYETTEVILLE — … more
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Baxter Black
David and Goliath of television
“The farmer has always been a peasant.” – Richard Blinco, Idaho When the market crashed in 1975, Richard had a ranch, feedlot, dairy, potatoes, alfalfa and a packing house.   Here we sit … more
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