The Boone County Conservation District hosted a fun day at Mini Harris Park for families to learn about agriculture, especially how to deal with poison hemlock. One of the demonstrations included learning how to trap wild pigs remotely.

Here's a Friday view of the Bridge Progress. Thank you, ARDOT!

More flowers downtown. Ready for Flag Day, June 14.

There is a nice mixture of flowers and shrubs around the square. Be sure to thank the Master Gardeners and business owners for making the area attractive to visitors.

The City of Harrison and the Creekside Community Center want to wish all the dads "Happy Father's Day."

Sadie Bass will be performing Friday, June 27 at the Creekside Amp. She just released this new hit: https://www.facebook.com/SadieBassCountryMusic/videos/1884851449006300

In honor of Flag Day, June 14, the American Legion will host a flag lowering ceremony at the flag pole of City Hall on June 13 at 5 p.m. The symbolism and meaning of the 13-fold pattern will be explained. Friday: Assembly at 5 p.m., Flag lowering at 5:15. Saturday, June 14, Assembly at 7:30, Flag raising at 7:45 a.m.

Poison Hemlock information is available from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Minnie Harris Park.

Harrison Parks worked on replacing some old fencing that will frame the Creekside Amp area in preparation for the first concert to be held Friday, June 27. The gate opens at 5 p.m., and the concert begins at 6 p.m. Tickets are available at CreeksideAmp.com Performing that night will be Tyler Farr, Sadie Bass, and opening act, Chris Luneau The White Buffalo.

Here's the proposed agenda for the Historic District Commission for Monday, June 16, at 1 p.m. The meeting is open to the public and will be held in the Admin Conference Room at City Hall.

First Community Bank Vice President of Business Development & Lending, Greg Klott, presented Officer Brayden Shearer with a basket of goodies and a framed copy of the "Local Heroes" feature published in the Harrison Daily Times.

First Community Bank Vice President of Business Development & Lending, Greg Klott, presented Sgt. Raymond Peter with a basket of goodies and a framed copy of the "Local Heroes" feature published in the Harrison Daily Times.

First Community Bank Vice President of Business Development & Lending, Greg Klott, presented Officer Matt Case with a basket of goodies and a framed copy of the "Local Heroes" feature published in the Harrison Daily Times.

Here's the proposed agenda for the Planning Commission, which will meet on Tuesday, June 24 at 1 p.m. at City Hall.

Workers will continue to work on Goblin Drive for a while. Be ready to slow down or stop when instructed. The finished project will make that short wait all worth it! A wider street with sidewalks will make it safer for our kids! So, let's be patient and kind drivers.

Here's the proposed agenda for the June 12, 2025, City Council meeting at City Hall. The meeting is open to the public, and a sign-in sheet is available for anyone who wishes to make a comment to the Council.

Lots of school buses have brought 250 students to Creekside for a two-day Basketball Camp at Creekside Community Center. Welcome!

The Harrison Regional Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting with Three Wishes for Ruby's Residents at the temporary location while their building is being renovated.

PUBLIC NOTICE: A subcommittee of the Harrison Planning Commission will meet in a work session at 1 p.m. Tuesday, June 10, at the Public Works Office, 303 North 3rd Street. The subcommittee consists of commission chairman Pat Brown and commissioners David O'Neal and Jeff Pratt. The subcommittee is set to discuss recent changes in Arkansas law and changes that will likely need to be made to the city code in response. The meeting is open to the public.

As part of the Downtown Beautification Project, the city added some planters to the east side of the square. The city will add rock and dirt, and the Master Gardeners have agreed to fill them with beautiful plants.