Written by Morgan Gianferante COVID-19 hit small businesses across the country last March, forcing many small business owners to adjust and adapt amid the pandemic — including several coffee shops…
A bright, yellow bench with a mission of hope was unveiled Thursday, March 11, at Berry Hill Park in Searcy. Josh’s Benches For Awareness is a non-profit for suicide prevention…
Christ Temple Church caught fire on Tuesday around 4:30 p.m. The attic of the building billowed with smoke and flames, lasting for nearly three hours. From 5-8 p.m. Tuesday, traffic…
Searcy residents will have the chance to vote Tuesday, Feb. 9, on two issues concerning the renewal of the 1% tax and sport complex improvements. The Vote For Searcy Committee…
There have been rumors that in-person chapel is returning, and sooner than we may have thought. After a semester of virtual chapel, some may be looking forward to a sense…
Construction updates are occurring all over campus while students and staff are away. Some changes have been delayed; however, most projects remain on schedule. One project Harding’s physical resources department…
Students and their families are getting creative to remain active during quarantine. Normal routines have not existed for over a month; however, one couple found a way to maintain their…
While some students are spending their time completing online classes or learning new hobbies, others are clocking in hours as an essential worker. At the time of this publication, 42…
At the end of last week, students were informed via email that Harding was suspending the retrieval of personal belongings from dorms for the time being. Over the last few…
Though many businesses and restaurants have closed their doors or introduced limited hours due to COVID-19, most grocery stores remain open across America, restocking every evening. Some would say this…
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