
February 18, 2025
Public Works has four dump trucks with salt spreaders and plows, five pickup trucks with salt spreaders and/or plows, in addition to backhoes, loaders and a motor grader. Equipmen...

February 15, 2025
The City of Harrison has recently released a new website. Several years ago, they began using harrisonar.gov for the domain name, which will remain the same. The new site is l...

February 14, 2025
Miss Military Star Arkansas Teen Mattea Emerson presented gift baskets for the Harrison Police and Fire Departments at City Hall on Friday, Feb. 14. Her journey of kindness is pa...

February 14, 2025
Mayor Jerry Jackson was invited to speak at the Boone County Master Gardeners meeting last week. President Cori Hopingardner said everyone enjoyed hearing the mayor's updates. J...

February 11, 2025
Dana Byrd was nominated and chosen to receive a year's worth of yard work and maintenance provided by the Recovery Center of the Ozarks. Q. What did you think when told you had...

February 10, 2025
During the snow in January and very cold temperatures, the First United Methodist Church volunteered to be a warming station. After that extreme cold had passed, Mayor Jerry Jack...

February 10, 2025
The Harrison Parks Commission met on Tuesday, Feb. 4, for the monthly meeting. Executive Director of Parks and Recreation Chuck Eddington introduced the newest board member, Jos...

February 7, 2025
Josh was born and raised in Harrison. “I’ve actually only lived in Harrison because I graduated from the University of Arkansas online, so I really have never lived anywhere else...

February 7, 2025
The citizens of Harrison voted for Charlie Pierce to fill Ward 3 Position 1 on the City Council. Charlie is a Valley Springs graduate from 1996. Charlie is a funeral director at...

February 7, 2025
Wayne Cone has served the City for 42 years in several capacities, from an Officer, Police Chief, and Coroner to 21 years as a council member for Ward 4, Position 2. As a Valley...

February 7, 2025
The year was 1972. Reed Petty had just been told the huge "programable calculator" the teacher brought into his high school math classroom could do many calculations but was not...

February 7, 2025
Joel Williams has spent numerous years in the city government. Currently in his tenth year as a city councilman, he also spent 13 years as City Clerk. Before that, he was on the ...

February 7, 2025
The City Advertising Tourist Promotion Commission (CATPC) held its monthly meeting on Thursday, Jan. 23. Robin Reeves was voted to be chairman of the board, and Charlie Pierce, ...

February 7, 2025
Larry Phillips has a varied background and set of job skills. The most unique is his three-year acting career when he used his skills to play various characters in The Passion Pl...

February 7, 2025
Gwen Hoffmann was recently elected to the 2025 City Council and is excited about a new way to serve her community. “I felt like my previous community experience with the Chamber...

February 7, 2025
Mitch Magness has been on the City Council for 11 years. He has also served the Harrison Public Schools as a board member for 11 years. “I’ve served neither of these offices to a...

February 1, 2025
Although located within city limits and not primarily known for agricultural production, Harrison is deeply connected to and dependent on agriculture. Boone County and the surr...

January 29, 2025
The City of Harrison Public Works Department is busy replacing old signs around the community. Thank you, Harrison Daily Times and Lee H. Dunlap!

January 29, 2025
Look who made the Harrison Daily Times today!

January 17, 2025
What is pickleball? Is it a green ball? Is it sweet or sour? Well, it's not a food. But it is the fastest-growing sport in America. Pickleball courts are so important to our c...