The Harding University Honors College held a doubles pickleball tournament last Friday, seeking to get honors students more involved in the honors community.
Six local Searcy businesses were chosen three years ago to be featured in season four of the “Small Business Revolution,” sharing a $500,000 prize that went toward a makeover. Since then, three of those businesses have closed while the other three continue to seek ways to grow.
I keep thinking back to that moment. The moment my heart stopped. Yes, the vivid memory comes back to me clearly. Super Bowl aches do not disappear easily.
The city of Searcy experienced the impact of a winter storm that spread across Arkansas last week, leading the community to respond accordingly.
Women for Harding hosted the annual Tour of Homes on Dec. 5, after canceling the event in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Student Association (SA) announced the creation of a new scholarship last week that will serve to help a student or more with tuition costs.
Christmas is coming a little early for the people of Searcy, as the Department of Theatre at Harding University presents “Elf the Musical” tonight and tomorrow in the Benson Auditorium for Homecoming at 8 p.m.
During his weekly media briefing Oct. 13, Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson said that he will allow two similar vaccine exemption bills to become law without his signature after Arkansas lawmakers recently passed the bills. They will take effect early next year.
Eight students delivered lectures during Lectureship last week, and Dr. Jesse Robertson, member of the Lectureship leadership team, said he is looking to have more student engagement in future Lectureships.
Wednesday, Sept. 29, was a day of remembrance and praise as Harding University honored the life of Botham Shem Jean by dedicating a bronze plaque bearing his image in front of the David B. Burks American Heritage Building.