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Parks and Recreation executive director Chuck Eddington recently spoke at Rotary to update them on the Creekside Community Center. Afterward, Rotary president Rhonda LaBorde presented Chuck and Mayor Jerry Jackson with a check for Rotary's partnership with the City to build four new dedicated pickleball outdoor courts.

Parks and Recreation executive director Chuck Eddington recently spoke at Rotary to update them on the Creekside Community Center. Afterward, Rotary president Rhonda LaBorde presented Chuck and Mayor Jerry Jackson with a check for their partnership with the City to build four new dedicated pickleball outdoor courts.

The president of the HHBA (Harrison Historic Business Association) and Chairman of the Downtown Strategies Committee spoke to the Lions Club of Harrison about the application to Main Street Arkansas that is being compiled. Main Street Arkansas asks for the support of civic groups and organizations to be approved. There are many benefits to revitalizing downtown as a Main Street City.

The public is invited to breakfast at Creekside, State of the City. Black Hills Energy and the Harrison Regional Chamber of Commerce sponsor it. The event is free, but reservations are required.

Remember to sign up to donate blood on Wednesday, March 19. Walk-ins are also accepted. Thanks for doing your part for our community.

Attention Downtown Property Owners The Historic Harrison Business Association has scheduled a meeting with all downtown property owners on Monday, March 10, at 6 p.m. in the Community Room at Signature Bank Tower. HHBA President Mike Nabors said, “We would like to meet with property owners to inform them of our intentions to apply with Main Street Arkansas to be a Main Street Community. We are seeking their endorsement as part of the application process. There will be many free benefits and educational opportunities for property and business owners in Main Street Communities. For more information, contact Matt Bell at Explore Harrison at matt@exploreharrison.com or call 870-741-1789.

You are invited to breakfast at Creekside, State of the City. Black Hills Energy and the Harrison Regional Chamber of Commerce sponsor it. The event is free, but reservations are required.

New service coming to Harrison! Thank you Old Town Dry Cleaners.

Mayor Jerry Jackson met with Kimberly at Family Budget Inn to learn more information at the homeless population. The Harrison Daily Times will publish that column on Saturday, March 8. Here are some photos of the generous donations the community has made. Thank you, Kimberly and Harrison for doing a great job.

Good afternoon community partner. We are excited to partner with Valley Springs School District, North Arkansas College and Harrison Parks and Recreation to host this year’s 3A State Basketball Tournament at Northark’s Pioneer Pavilion. We still need several volunteers to pull this off for our community. If you can share with your friends and team members, it would be greatly appreciated! Additionally, if your organization would like to include a gift in the Coaches gift bag please let me know. There are 32 teams, so we would need 64 items. (Head coach and assistant coach). The priority is the volunteer needs! Volunteer Here: https://harrisoncvb.volunteerlocal.com/volunteer/?id=96865

The downtown bridge made the Harrison Daily Times today.

From the Harrison Daily Times: The HHBA (Historical Harrison Business Association) would like to meet with all downtown property owners as part of the Main Street application process.

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Mayor Jerry Jackson presented the State of the City at the Feb. 27, City Council meeting. Mayor Jackson enjoyed focusing on the projects that lay ahead for the city .

Lots of progress is being made at the new downtown Fire Station at Creekside.

Harrison Regional Chamber of Commerce CEO/President Jeff Neilson (left) and Harrison Mayor Jerry Jackson signed the contract approved by the City Council to give the Chamber $50,000 in quarterly payments of $12,500 to provide economic development services for the area.

Thanks to the partnership of the Chamber and City, we will have dry cleaning service again very soon. Watch for updates. More coming soon.

IT'S THE LAST FRIDAY OF FEBRUARY!!!! Members, invite a friend to Creekside today for FREE. Open until 8 p.m.

Richard Sciarra (left) is welcomed to Explore Harrison by Executive Director Matt Bell. Sciarra grew up in Los Angeles, California, but has spent the last 15 years in Arkansas and graduated from Omaha High School. He is very excited to be working at Explore Harrison.