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The Hudson Shelter Hike is a trip back to where Native Americans lived. The hike is highlighted by a waterfall that is divided into three stages. The last stage of the falls is in front of a cave that is 75 feet deep.
Hudson Shelter falls, hike is nice to see
COWELL — It must have been a modern convenience for the Native Americans. Hudson Mountain had a great location for them to live during the olden days. The mountain had a huge south facing cave that … more
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Boone County committees meet
Members of the various Boone County committees met Tuesday to hash out the details of items to be brought before next week’s quorum court. In addition to various potential ordinances, the committee … more
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City council amends 0.25% sales tax ordinance
The Harrison City Council met on Thursday. All members were present except Mitch Magness. During the fifteen-minute meeting, three ordinances were read by title only. Ordinance 1551 received its … more
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Mary Marshall, 52, was arrested on Wednesday and charged in connection with suspected illegal gambling and other drug charges.
Arrest made in second gambling house search, drug charges also filed
On Wednesday, Mary Marshall, 52, was arrested in connection with the suspected gambling business operating at 123 Industrial Park Road in Harrison. Along with charges related to possessing prohibited … more
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Crestline Academy in Harrison is a private school in Harrison that will be increasing tuition prices for the 2026-27 school year.
Private schools raise rates
With the 2026-27 school year approaching, the application for the Educational Freedom Accounts (EFA) have closed. There has been an increase for each EFA from $6,864 per child during the 2025-26 … more
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Teen dies from firework injury
HUGHES— A 14-year-old has succumbed to injuries that he suffered while handling fireworks on the Fourth of July. Jacksyn Smith was airlifted to Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital in Memphis, Tenn. … more
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State vehicle fatalities for June 29 – July 5
There were 7 fatalities on Arkansas roads and highways last week, bringing the total to 212 so far for 2026. •Kavion Winston, 24 of Star City, was killed and Shawn Wylie, 24 of Monticello , was … more
A large ring around the playground equipment was burned on July 4. The rubber safety ground-cover sent black smoke into the air.
Jasper school playground has fire
JASPER — Shortly before noon on July 4, a tall, black plume of smoke was seen rising from the playground equipment at the Jasper school. According to Pam Emerson, Jasper fire chief, several … more
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Two Hasty structures set on fire
HASTY — Newton County Sheriff’s Office arrested a man on July 4 for two counts of alleged arson. Nathan Stuart, 45 of Harrison, was charged with two counts of arson and two counts of criminal … more
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Harrison man arrested for multiple charges
A Harrison man, Charles Eugene Seagraves, 49, was arrested for multiple charges according to the affidavit for arrest. The affidavit states that someone called the Boone County Sheriff’s Office … more
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Harrison graduate Eliza Barger completed her athletic career at Harrison with an All-State honor. She was selected to the Class 5A All-State Soccer team. Barger signed to play soccer next year at Evangel University in Springfield, Mo.
Spring sports All-State wrap up
NORTH LITTLE ROCK — Several area athletes were named to All-State teams in their respective sports to close out the season. There were three athletes picked to represent their school from … more
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One of best ever for me
I am a rule follower. I may not act like that and I may not give the appearance of it, but I am. The only place that I can say that I may not be a rules follower is when it comes to those … more
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Grace Archer receives a grant from the Arkansas Retired Teacher Association.
Local teacher receives grant
A Bergman teacher received Parsons-Burnett grant from the Arkansas Retired Teachers Association. Grace Archer will be pursuing a degree in Master's of Fine Arts (MFA) from the Savannah College of … more
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Conference alignment is wearing me out
I hate it. I hate change. It really isn’t my age (maybe), but I like to drive the same way every day. I don’t like the living room rearranged. I like the bed in the same place. I do like the … more
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Banners put up by the Daughters of the American Revolution celebrate the ancestors who fought in the Revolutionary War.
DAR ancestors dot Harrison square
A trip around the Harrison Square will bring familiar sights. The hanging flower baskets, the flashing stop lights, and many local businesses, just to name a few. However, one may have recently … more
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Small hike, amazing sights
EUREKA SPRINGS — Sometimes an amazing hike leads to something man-made. That is the case just west of Eureka Springs in Carroll County. There is a very level 0.07 mile hike that leads to one of the … more
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A young child, while wearing headphones, sits on his grandfather’s lap to enjoy a firework show.
Fear of Fireworks
During the summer, there are many things that kids look forward to such as not going to school, the ice cream truck going by their house, swimming pool or splash pad time, and for a lot of them, the … more
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Ways to help hounds during Fourth fireworks
Every dog owner knows the fear that comes with the Fourth of July. The Richard P. Riney Canine Health Center at Cornell University says the continuous loud noises, such as those from fireworks, are … more
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State vehicle fatalities for June 22 – 28
There were 7 fatalities on Arkansas roads and highways last week, bringing the total to 212 so far for 2026. •Mark Anthony West, 53 of El Paso, was killed in a single-vehicle accident that occurred … more
Members of the Harrison Daily Times attended the Arkansas Press Association annual state conference. While there, the team was awarded several honors for their news stories. Honorees include: (front, left to right) Becky Brasel; Jeff Brasel; Hannah Herrera; (back) Michael Gripp; Lee Dunlap; and Zach Holt.
Times receives many APA awards
EUREKA SPRINGS — The annual Arkansas Press Association Conference was held Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The event highlighted a debate among three Secretary of State candidates and two … more
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