Robin Reeves, owner of the Cake Shop in Harrison, was the featured Entrepreneur for the Harrison Regional Chamber's "First Friday Coffee + Entrepreneurship" event that was held today (Friday) at Neno's Place. more

LITTLE ROCK — Arkansas State Parks hosted the 2025 Arkansas State Parks Top Chef competition, an exciting culinary showdown that took place on March 4. This annual event brought together talented teams from across the state park system to showcase their creativity, teamwork and culinary expertise in a friendly yet fierce competition. more

Wednesday’s Harrison’s Times, front page, “SANDERS SEEKS TO END GROCERY TAX.” Regardless of your persuasion, I hope this happens. more

It is a day off, and the "to-do" list is a little too long. more

The Oscars were this month. I’m a movie lover but don’t always watch the awards. When I do, it’s more to check out the beautiful people and pretty dresses than it is to see who wins. I do try to watch the winning films if I haven’t already seen them though. And sometimes I have one I have already seen and am rooting for (looking at you “Banshees of Inisherin” — nine nominations last year and no wins?! Travesty!) more

March 10–15: Take & Make Craft: Shamrock Wreath – grab a kit, unleash your creativity, and craft at your own pace. Limited kits available, so stop by and pick yours up while they last! more

It’s the last week of February. I pray you are surrounded by warmth and love. May your days be filled with laughter and happiness. Wishing you a wonderful week ahead. Good Morning stay well and be happy. more

Greetings from Capps. more

Addi and I were snowed in for a few days at our house last week due to the winter weather that moved through. The Harrison School District used four snow days last week. We sure have enjoyed the spring like weather this past week. more

The Green House at Lead Hill School is holding a Spring one day sale 8 a.m. today, March 1, and will open regularly on April 5. more

One of my three or four hats that I wear at the word factory is that of the sports writer. more

Lunch is served from 11:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. more


Delbert McCutchen is made for his job.
 The North Arkansas Regional Medical Center (NARMC) employee has been at the Boone County medical center since 2016. His life is a perfect example of what he does every day for the hospital. McCutchen is the director of employee education and training, a position that has to be on the cutting edge of everything that changes in the medical field. 
“I wear a lot of hats,” he said about his position. “I am also the emergency management coordinator.” To see McCutchen’s fit for his role, a look into his background will show the correlation between his life story and his occupation. more

Members of Harrison High School’s Thespian Troupe 2715 attended the Arkansas Thespian Festival in Russellville recently. The Arkansas Thespian Festival is a gathering of school theater students from across the state who have been inducted into the Thespian honor society. During the 3-day event, students attend theater workshops as well as present their own works through one-act and full-length productions. more

Cara Lynn Hughes more

North Arkansas College’s annual Visiting Poet Series is excited to host Dr. Phillip Howerton at 11:30 AM on Thursday, March 6, 2025, in the college’s library on the south campus, 1515 Pioneer Drive in Harrison. more

Troy Rook does not hide the fact of what will happen in his class at Harrison High School. more

Lunch is served from 11:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. more

It’s Taco Tuesday Feb. 18, 2025. Please join me in prayer this morning for those struggling. Dear God remove pain, worry and sadness, please keep everyone safe, happy and healthy through the long week of snow and cold weather. I just saw on Facebook between Green Forest and Berryville on how the road is packed up on the highway. I am ready for Spring. more

Batavia Assembly of God Church has been working on a renewal project. They had new carpet laid last week in their sanctuary and some new tile installed. more