The Bergman Volunteer Fire Association will hold their Springtime Cookout from 4 to 7 p.m. Saturday, June 10 at the Bergman Fire Station on Southwest Street (turn off highway 7 North, across from Ozark Baptist Church). more

Beta Upsilon met Tuesday May 2, at Marie’s Restaurant for the annual banquet and install new officers for 2023-24. more

Third grade all A’s more

Being a member of Harrison senior girls’ basketball team is not only about scoring baskets; it is also about serving the community. Under the leadership of Coach Stacie Klott and Assistant Coach (and HPS grad) Jackson Doshier, the Harrison senior girls team has volunteered in various ways throughout the year, providing assistance to several groups and classes through their efforts. more

The Bergman Volunteer Fire Association will hold their Springtime Cookout from 4 to 7 p.m. Saturday, June 10 at the Bergman Fire Station on Southwest Street (turn off highway 7 North, across from Ozark Baptist Church). more

The Arkansas Arts Council will host a free online art workshop, Aesthetics and Logic Behind Art at 10 a.m., Thursday, June 1. more

The Twentieth Century Club met Thursday, May 4, at the First United Methodist Church with Marilyn Beard, Dolores Meadows, Paula Ragan, and Kathy Scarsdale serving as hostesses. President Mary Speice called the meeting to order. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Vice President Vicki Hinrichs. Vicki introduced Cheryl Keymer, Department Chair of Business and Information Technology at North Arkansas College. Mrs. Keymer, began by thanking the Club for helping with the Wreaths Across American Program. She then informed the group of all the progress in programs and activities happening at North Arkansas College. She stated that the college has had to adjust to societal changes and now is focused on going to where the students are rather than having every student come to NAC. She ended her program by sharing tips on how to stay safe in the changing world of technology. more

The Boone County Republican Committee met Monday, March 27, at Western Sizzlin of Harrison. Meeting was opened at 6 p.m. by Chairman Chris Diffey. Prayer was given by David Thompson. Pledge was led by Mark Foresee. more

The Cherokee of Arkansas and Missouri (CAM) Tribe, Ozark Branch (District #8) will hold their next meeting more

The Capps Batavia Volunteer Fire Protection Association will hold the annual meeting at 2 p.m. Sunday, May 21, at the Capps Firehouse, located at 4391 Old Capps Road. All dues-paying members are encouraged to attend. more

Coleman Cemetery will hold a clean up day Saturday, May 20. It is time to clean up and get rid of old and damaged decorations and trash! Decoration Day will be Sunday, June 11. more

Come join the Searcy County Historical Society for a tour of the Buffalo River Museum in the old jail in Marshall! The Society will meet at 7 p.m. Friday, May 26, at the old jail, located a block south of the court house. Bob King, Museum Director, will lead tours through the old jail and to tell the story of the building and what has been done to create an award-winning restoration and museum. He will also explain the projects planned to protect Searcy County history and to participate in the museum activities. more

Come join the Searcy County Historical Society for a tour of the Buffalo River Museum in the old jail in Marshall! The Society will meet at 7 p.m. Friday, May 26, at the old jail, located a block … more

The Kings River Watershed Partnership will hold the Carroll County cleanup Saturday, June 3. If you would like to take part, meet at 8 a.m. sharp at the Grandview Bridge on Highway 143. Bring your boat and a sack lunch. After the cleanup stay for pizza, live music and kayak drawing. For more information, visit kingsriverwatershed.org more

The Batavia Ladies Friendship Club met Monday, May 1, at the Batavia First Baptist Church. There were 17 ladies present for the luncheon hosted by Patricia Wray. Roll call was answered by members mentioning a song with a flower in the title. Margery Carson’s devotional was titled “Excuse this House” which told of the joys and priorities of being a mother and contained a passage of how thankful we should be living in America. We enjoy we take for granted in our every day lives. The group sang some gospel songs and held a plant sale. There were flower and vegetable plants that were taken home. more

North Arkansas College (Northark) FBLA Collegiate (formerly named Phi Beta Lambda) students recently competed against other college students from two and four-year institutions across Arkansas. Northark students brought home several awards and earned high marks, advancing them to the national competition to be held in June in Atlanta, Georgia. This year's state FBLA Collegiate Conference was held in Little Rock. more

Artists, musicians, crafters and writers gathered at the Pioneer Pavilion to celebrate the release of the 13th volume of “Cave Region Review—A Journal of Literary and Visual Art” Saturday, April 29. The music and art festival has become a well attended yearly event to celebrate the publication of a collection of works submitted to the college. more

The National Day of Prayer Service scheduled for Thursday, May 4,  has been moved inside to the Real Ministries building due to a chance a inclement weather. more

Everyone is invited to join the fun at 5 p.m. Thursday, May 4, at Copper Rock Barn, located at 4141 Keener Lane, for an evening of food, fun and live music to raise funds for Branded Equine Based … more