As part of our ongoing efforts to enhance our city’s infrastructure, Rock Springs Rd. Between Gipson Rd. and Cypress St. will be closed on Wednesday, April 9, 2025, for a water repair. Thank you for your patience as we work to make our streets safer and better for everyone. Please be aware of the signage, flaggers, workers, and their equipment as you approach the work area.

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H & D Excavating said they will begin work later today to remove the topsoil at the site of the new Culver's at 111 Hwy. 43 North between Rent-A-Center and Holiday Inn Express. Don't try to order a Burger and Curds just yet ... but it won't be too long!

NOTICE: ​As part of our ongoing efforts to enhance our city’s infrastructure W. Stephenson Ave. between Highland and W. Rush Ave. will be closed Tuesday, April 8, 2025. Thank you for your patience as we work to make our streets safer and better for everyone. Please be aware of the signage, flaggers, workers, and their equipment as you approach the work area.

It's time for Spring Cleaning! LRS will keep their regular trash schedule, and also bring the Spring Cleaning Truck by for items placed on the curb on your Trash Day. Read the acceptable and non-acceptable list so you will be prepared.

Congratulations! It's National Library Week. The Boone County Library is a tremendous asset to our community. Be sure to participate in the special activities they have planned this week. Visit their website at https://boonecountylibrary.org/ and be proud of our great library!

Make sure you have signed up for CodeRED Alerts. Storm sirens will also go off, but it is sometimes better to hear a notification in your home. Fire Chief Marc Lowery said, "911 is supposed to set the sirens off Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at noon as a test. But they never "test" them on a bad weather day." If you need assistance with signing up for CodeRED you can call 870-204-5688 and we will help.

As part of our ongoing efforts to enhance our city’s infrastructure, The northbound lane of Old Bergman Rd. between Bunker Rd. and Sunset Court will be closed for a water repair on Monday, April 7, 2025. Thank you for being so patient as we work to make our streets safer and better for everyone. Please be aware of the signage, flaggers, workers, and their equipment as you approach the work area.

Sign up yourself, a friend or family member for CodeRED emergency alerts. https://accountportal.onsolve.net/HarrisonAR If you need assistance, call the City at 870-204-5688. We will need your name, address, phone number, or email address if you prefer that means of notification. Then, let us know if you want a text, email, or phone call in an emergency.

Here's a Downtown Harrison bridge update.

The Fire Department also made the Harrison Daily Times today. Thank you, firefighters!

Look who made the Harrison Daily Times today.

The Woman's Book Club met at Creekside on Wednesday, April 2, for their regular meeting and to tour the Creekside facility. Executive Director of Parks, Chuck Eddington gave the ladies the tour.

Skeeter dropped by Creekside Tuesday to visit with some of the Parks and Rec staff members. She is with the circus, which is coming to town, sponsored by Rotary. Save the date for April 8. Showtimes at 5 and 7:30 p.m.

Austin Mayer from Southern Airways Express (front row right) toured the Creekside Community Center with Airport Manager Judy McCutcheon and Parks Director Chuck Eddington. We love having Southern provide their excellent service and affordable flights to Dallas and Memphis several times daily!

Important information from our Trash and Recycle Service, LRS.

Be prepared and aware of emergencies in our area. Sign up for CodeRED now!

Severe weather is forecasted for our area over the next few days. Make sure you have signed up for CodeRED alerts. You can receive text messages, emails, or automated phone calls to your home or cell phone. Scan the QR Code to be taken right to the form to sign up. Outdoor weather sirens are great if you hear them. However, this will allow city residents to get information wherever their phones are.

Congratulations to NARMC and the Chamber for a great “State of Health Care” breakfast. Some of the key points learned: 750 local jobs, bringing $189 million into the community a year. NARMC is 1 of only 35 birthing centers in the state. More than 450 babies were delivered last year at NARMC. NARMC has pediatric autism testing. (1 in 36 children have a form of autism) Many staff members have received state and national awards. The Pharmacy has recently been approved for a retail permit, which allows patients to take the necessary prescriptions home. The work of the hospital provided 640 jobs outside of the hospital in 2022. Community Benefits Program targets the high cost of prescriptions to help people take what they need but can’t afford. The Medication Management team assists patients in the hospital and after they go home with the proper use of pain medication management. President & CEO Bo Ryall of the Arkansas Hospital Association said the state's Maternal Healthcare initiative is very positive. NARMC is one of 35 birthing centers in the state. More than half of the births in the state have to be paid for by Medicaid. Ryall felt the restrictions lifted on hospital pharmacies were great for patients and hospitals. He also mentioned that the Governor wanted to continue the $200,000 benefits for those who normally would not have insurance but could retain private insurance through this plan. Thank you, CEO Sammie Cribbs Roberson, for assembling speakers with interesting information. Congratulations, Clinical Pharmacist Steve Richards, for your 43 years of service.

Welcome Culver's. We are so excited!!!