Visit the newest Facebook page for our community -- Creekside Amp! Tickets will be available at this site on May 1, 2025, at 12:01 a.m. Visit CreeksideAmp.com or Creekside Amp on Facebook for more information.

Harrison Police Detective Sgt. Jason Causey empties the drug drop-off box in the foyer at City Hall in preparation for National Drug Take Back Day scheduled for Saturday, April 26.

Here's the big announcement everyone is waiting for!

Are you tired of Social Media, yet you want to stay up with the latest happenings in our community? Download the City of Harrison App, and you can see news stories and live feed posts without ever getting near all the other stuff!

Details of the Platinum recording artist coming to the Creekside Amp on Friday, June 27, will be released on Friday, April 25. Tickets will be available at CreeksideAmp.com on May 2.

The Ozark Mountain Solid Waste District met in Harrison on Thursday morning.

Here's an amended agenda for the City Council meeting tonight at 6 p.m. at City Hall.

Harrison Housing Authority Director, Chonda Tapley, had the opportunity to serve with Governor Sanders and others on a project in Fayetteville. This was posted on the Fayetteville Facebook page. Congrats! From left are HUD Secretary Scott Turner, Chonda Tapley, the Fayetteville and Harrison Housing Authority Executive Director, Governor Sarah Sanders, U.S. Rep. Steve Womack, and Fayetteville Mayor Molly Rawn.

Look who made the Harrison Daily Times. Mayor Jerry Jackson speaks to the HHBA Monday evening.

Look who made the Harrison Daily Times. Congrats Libby. You will be missed!

Here's the proposed agenda for the 4.24.25 City Council meeting meeting.

Come by and thank Libby for the 30 years she has served this community!

We are grateful for our new hire at the City. Meet Serena Wilson.

The Ozark Mountain Solid Waste District will meet at 10 a.m. Thursday, April 24, 2025, at 118 Industrial Park Road.

Thank You, Harrison On behalf of my family and myself, I want to thank this incredible community for the outpouring of love and support we’ve received following the passing of my wife, Peggy, on April 9. The cards, kind messages, and thoughtful gestures have especially touched us. They’ve reminded us of the strength and compassion that define Harrison. Some may not have known that Peggy had been privately battling melanoma for the past three years. She wished to keep it mostly within the family; we honored that. Since then, I’ve come to realize how many others in our community are quietly facing cancer themselves. It’s a sobering reminder that there are private struggles behind so many familiar faces we may never see. She was a remarkable woman; this town meant a lot to her as it does to me. Thank you again, Harrison. You’ve shown once more why this is such a special place to call home. Mayor Jerry Jackson

Don't take chances with low water crossings! Turn around. Don't drown.

Make sure you can receive emergency alerts from CodeRED before the possibility of dangerous conditions. But first, Happy Easter!

Yesterday, signs were posted outside the "vintage" gym at Creekside. If you haven't been inside yet, take time to admire it and tour the inside.

The stage for the Creekside Music Venue (Creekside Amp) is underway. The first concert is set for June!