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The Harrison Fire Department Rescue Team was paged out at 8:06 a.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 6, for a one vehicle accident on the 62/65 Bypass in Harrison between Pace Industries and Wood Motor Company.
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11/7/24
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Lunch is served from 11:30 a.m. to 12 p.m.
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11/7/24
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YELLVILLE — The unofficial vote tallies for Marion County are as follows:
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11/6/24
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The general election was held on Tuesday, Nov. 5. Voters had the opportunity to vote in several local elections, as well as the national election. Every registered voter in the city limits of Harrison could vote for city council members — voters were not limited to voting for their own ward.
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11/6/24
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The general election was held on Tuesday, Nov. 5. The Boone County Clerk's office has released the unofficial results for the election.
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11/6/24
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After a couple of weeks of animal stories, I’m going to take a break from stories dealing with Boone County history, and instead speak to you, the reader, about the Boone County Historical Museum.
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11/6/24
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SEARCY — 31 year-old Daniel Selby reportedly lit himself on fire before jumping over a cliff on Monday. According to court documents, Selby was scheduled to go to trial in January on a charge of rape involving a juvenile.
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11/5/24
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Boone County authorities were notified Monday night, around 8:30-9 p.m. that Hilltop Road had "dropped" during flooding rains. Road supervisor, James Still, reported that upon inspection, the road had dropped several inches down and barricades were put up to prevent drivers from passing over the damaged area.
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11/5/24
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YELLVILLE — Marion County Sheriff Gregg Alexander reported recently that three of his deputies have completed the Field Training Officer (FTO) course taught by instructors from the Arkansas Law Enforcement Training Academy and were certified as Field Training Officers through the Commission on Law Enforcement Standards and Training (CLEST).
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11/5/24
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Extensive rainstorms on Monday night led into a soggy election day throughout Northwest Arkansas. Lake Harrison rose up beneath the Main Street bridge-under-construction, to levels much higher than the low-to-nothing depths that have been seen as of late; the rushing muddy current serving as a visual reminder of what the purpose of a bridge is.
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11/5/24
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The Harrison Regional Chamber of Commerce has announced the selection of five new directors to their board. The new directors were selected by Chamber investors. They will serve a three-year term beginning January 1, 2025.
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11/5/24
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Upon taking office as Mayor of the City of Harrison in 2019, I observed that the alleyway behind the former City Hall, where officers bring suspects, was poorly lit and lacked any security cameras. This was a serious safety concern for our officers, staff, and the public.
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11/2/24
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Today from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., “Second Chance Trash to Treasures” sale at the Diamond City Methodist Church, Inside the Women United in Faith sales. Baked goods! Clothing! Toys! Glassware! Crystal! Odds and ends! Come and enjoy. 8 a.m. - 2 p.m.
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11/2/24
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Harrison Fire Department Chief Marc Lowery has shared information about burn bans for the public. Recent burn bans across the state in response to extremely dry conditions have not always been followed by citizens and some may not be familiar with burn rules that are always in place. Lowery shared some details on how to properly conduct burns.
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11/1/24
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Lunch is served from 11:30 a.m. to 12 p.m.
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10/31/24
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One of the Times' most popular features — the Harrison Police Department Log, has been absent for several weeks. The log was previously organized through an independent contractor and the police, but the contractor is no longer available to complete the task.
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10/30/24
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JASPER — Retired Army First Sergeant Jerry Peeler will be honored at this year's Newton County Veterans Day observance. It will be held on Monday, Nov. 11, beginning at 11 a.m. in Jasper's Bradley Park Pavilion. The annual observance is hosted by Newton County Veterans Service Officer Gerald Lamb.
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10/30/24
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The Arkansas Department of Health has confirmed boil order notices for several area communities following recent issues with a pump station located in Lead Hill. The pump is part of the Ozark Mountain Regional Public Water Authority system.
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10/30/24
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October Personal Care and Hygiene Donations – The library will be accepting personal care and hygiene item donations to be distributed to community members in need. Please take donations to the front desk.
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A "State of the State Breakfast" was held on the morning of Tuesday, Oct. 29, at the JPH Conference Center on the south campus of North Arkansas College. The Harrison Regional Chamber of Commerce featured a panel of Boone County Legislatures to talk about current issues facing the local citizens.
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10/29/24
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