Twentieth Century members attending GFWC State Convention and accepting awards from Dr. Dianna Glaze GFWC Arkansas president included, from left, Pat Kennedy, Linda Mathis, Gwen Gresham, Glaze, Lonna Sprenger and Kathy Wilburn. Read more
The GFWC Twentieth Century Club met Thursday, May 2, at the Boone County Senior Activity and Wellness Center (BCSA&WC) with Pat Kennedy, Glenna Ragan and Carlene Morris serving as co-hostesses. President Gwen Gresham called the meeting to order. Linda Mathis, vice president, led the Pled… Read more
The Woman’s Book Club held their May meeting at the Boone County Library Wednesday, May 1. Read more
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Harrison High School LEO Club members Read more
The Arts Committee of the 20th Century Club held their Art and Literacy Contest award ceremony Tuesday, May 7, at the Lyric Theater. The contest included all students in the Harrison School District. Read more
Fourth grade: from left, Jacob Simon, first place, “The Journey to Cybertron;” and Brodie James, second place, “The Poky Porcupine,” (not pictured) Madelyn Barnard, third place, “Cursed Island Gem.” All are instructed by teacher Hannah Rossen. Read more
Fifth grade: from left, Robert Hutchinson, first place, “The Old Abandoned house;” Mackenzy Morris, second place, “The Runaway Train;” and Melissa Mao, third, “The Missing Paint.” All are instructed by teacher Jody Morris. Read more
Sixth grade: from left, Sydney Kane, first place, “The Chase, J. Kelly, teacher; Laith L. Boswell, second place, “Clearwater Beach,” P. Harness, teacher; and Tadessa Robertson, third place, “The Graveyard,” J. Kelly, teacher. Read more
Seventh grade: Ty Eddington, second place, “Road;” (not pictured) Mikayla Martin, first place, “In The Play,” and Diana Kelly, third place, “Achieving A dream.” All are instructed by teacher Stefanie Benton. Read more
LEAD HILL — The VFW in Lead Hill presented their student awards at their annual awards banquet held Saturday, April 6. Student winners included: Read more
Austin Carter, right, first place in the Voice of Democracy: “Why My Vote Matters” competition. Presenting his award is Nancy Brown. Read more
Voice of Democracy second place winner was Grace A. Robertson. Read more
Kaylie M. Ott was the third place winner in the Voice of Democracy competition. Read more
Amarillo M. Tappy, left, was the first place winner in the Patriot’s Pen essay, “Why I Honor the American Flag.” Read more
Brittany S. Catron was the second place winner. Read more
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Creative Patriotic Art winners were, Destiny Jeanquart first place. Read more
Shannon Stewart tied for third place with Percephaine Harrell; not pictured. Read more
Eighth grade: Lauren Armstrong, first place, “Tyler;” Mackenzie Martin, second, “The Day That Change My Life;” and Jasper Brewer, third place, “The Combat Master.” All are instructed by K. Crowl, teacher. Read more
Lion Ron Richardson, left, and Lion Donavon Cavender Read more
Harrison Art League held their monthly Thursday, March 21. Meeting was called to order at Hobby Lobby meeting room at 5:45 p.m. Six members were present. Read more
The Harrison Colony Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution met at 9:30 a.m. Seventeen members and two guests were in attendance. Read more
Harrison Lion Club’s own Donavon Cavender gave the program on his trials and tribulations of growing up legally blind. Introducing the program was Lion Ron Richardson. Read more
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Chance Warner, son of Brian and Stephanie Warner, is this year’s recipient of the Grubb Springs Extension Homemakers Club $1,000 scholarship. Read more
The Harrison Art League awarded two Genevieve Fancher Art Scholarships for this year at their May meeting. Selected this year were Rose Davenport and Taya Basinger. Applicants submitted a portfolio of their art and writings about what they planned to do with their art, as well as recommendat… Read more
Harrison Art League president Roxanne Thompson, from left, awarded this year’s Genevieve Fancher Art Memorial Scholarships for to graduating seniors Rose Davenport, left, and Taya Basinger. Read more
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