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Josh Earl has announced his candidacy for Alderman of Ward 1 on the Harrison City Council in the upcoming November election. Earl is a native of Boone County. more
The North Arkansas Regional Medical Center (NARMC) board of directors met on Tuesday, July 23. President and CEO of the hospital, Sammie Cribbs, shared some updates with the board. more
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Thank you everyone who participated in our 2024 Summer Reading Program. We hope you enjoyed your adventure! more
Skydive Fayetteville and Harrison Rotary Club have partnered together to give members of the community an opportunity to easily check skydiving off of their bucket lists. The skydiving jumps will take place at the Boone County Regional Airport on Sept. 14. more
41 year-old Dustin Patton of Harrison was shot in Coahoma County, Miss. on Tuesday, July 19, between 9 p.m and 11 p.m. The shooting occurred near Friar’s Point, Miss. — a small town of approximately 900 citizens, located approximately 75 miles southeast of Memphis. more
The Bergman Volunteer Fire Department responded to the scene of a two vehicle motor vehicle accident on Tuesday morning at 8:00 a.m. The accident occurred at the intersection of Highway 7 and Missouri Ave. more
Several counties in the state reported damages to their infrastructure, road closures, and evacuations after storms swept through early Wednesday morning. The Arkansas Department of Public Safety (ADS) reported Baxter, Cleburne, Conway, Faulkner, Lawrence, Marion, Searcy, and Stone counties were among those affected. Many citizens in affected areas found themselves displaced but aid was quickly in place to help them. more
The Harrison School Board held their regular meeting Thursday, July 18, at the district's administration building. more
Stop by the Mezzanine and check out the art the Harrison Art League has on display. more
Lead Hill School District is excited to announce that school supplies will be provided for all K-12th grade students in the 2024-2025 school years! more
Call it a torrential downpour. Call it a gully washer. Call it a toad strangler. Whatever it is called, Harrison and the surrounding area got a considerable amount of rain. more
Lunch is served from 11:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. more
YELLVILLE — The massive amount of rainfall that swept through Marion County early Wednesday morning caused massive flash flooding in several communities with the hardest hit in Yellville. more
Although no injuries or fatalities are reported from last night’s heavy rainfall, Yellville, Flippin and other Marion County areas are picking up the pieces following flooding that happened in  the early morning hours. more
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A case against the Shelter Insurance company will move forward to trial after a decision filed in Boone County Circuit Court on Monday, July 15. more
The North Arkansas College Board of Trustees held their monthly meeting Thursday, July 11, and acted on three items on its agenda. more
According to an incident report by the Missouri State Highway Patrol, 63 year-old Julia Monroe from Mountain Home drowned in the White River on Saturday, July 13. She had been swimming near the North Fork of the river in Ozark County, Missouri. more
Night Swim Tuesdays are underway at the public pool in Harrison. Cooling off in the water doesn't have to end just because the sun is setting. The pool will be open to the public for these longer days from noon all the way to 9 p.m. — three hours later than usual. The last two Tuesdays of extended hours are coming up on July 23 and 30. There will be a pool concession stand serving up hot dogs and more. more
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