Residents of Harrison are showing compassion as local authorities launch a public appeal to locate a missing dog.
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Firefighters Respond After “Grass Fire” Threatens Arkansas Buildings
A sudden blaze sparked concern across the community this afternoon.
Baptist Health, Baxter Health, Conway Regional, White County Medical And Unity Health Among Arkansas Rural Health Grant Recipients
Rural healthcare providers and communities across Arkansas are receiving nearly $150 million in federal funding aimed at expanding services, improving…
Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders Announces Appointments of Browning, Sugg, House and Hinchey from the Region
Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders has announced a new round of appointments to state boards, commissions and county quorum courts involving residents from communities across Arkansas.
Arkansas State Police Arrest Harrison Man on 2 Felony Rape Charges
A Boone County man is facing serious felony charges after being arrested by the Arkansas State Police Criminal Investigation Division following an investigation requested by the local prosecuting attorney.
First Community Bank Opens New Harrison, Arkansas Location on Highway 62/65 North
First Community Bank has officially opened the doors to its newest location in Harrison, giving customers a modern banking facility conveniently located at 1204 Highway 62/65 North.
Arkansas Ends Fiscal Year 2026 with $655 Million Budget Surplus and Record General Revenue
Arkansas closed Fiscal Year 2026 on a strong financial note, ending the year with a $655 million budget surplus while fully funding the Revenue Stabil…
New Arkansas Tire Law Takes Effect July 1, Could Increase Tire Disposal Fees
A new Arkansas law took effect on Wednesday, July 1, changing how tire disposal costs are handled and allowing tire dealers to charge additional fees for transporting and disposing of used tires.
Arkansas Hospitals Generate $19.7 Billion in Economic Output, New Report Shows
Arkansas hospitals continue to be a major economic engine across the state, generating an estimated $19.73 billion in annual economic output while serving as essential healthcare providers for communities large and small.
Arkansas Ban on Soft Drinks and Candy Purchased with SNAP Benefits Takes Effect July 1
A major change to Arkansas' Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), commonly known as food stamps, officially takes effect on July 1, 2026.
