Written by Sara Hook // Photo by Macy Cox Several members of the singing group Acappella visited Harding’s campus for the Bible Lectureship 2022 program, many of whom are alumni…
Written by Emma Jones // Photos provided by mayoral candidates Four candidates are running for mayor of Searcy this election cycle, three of whom are Harding graduates. Current mayor Kyle…
Written by Watkins Kelly // Graphic by Cooper Turman In the spring of 2022, the Student Association (SA) announced a community garden project. Now, months later, the garden is providing…
Written by Carter Thweatt // Photo courtesy of Ashel Parsons The purpose of Harding’s Upward Bound program is motivating high schoolers to complete a college education. However, Stephanie O’Brian said…
Written by Sierra Tackwell // Photo by Balazs Balassa Harding’s nursing students now have the opportunity to take a course focused on working in clinics in Searcy and the surrounding…
Student loans, they can feel like a helpful friend when paying for school and a burdensome enemy when paying them back. The Arkansas Student Loan Authority (ASLA) exists to make…
Bryce Corporation announced last Wednesday that the company would invest $80 million into expanding its operations in Searcy. With First Security Bank’s new tech center expected to be completed in 2023 as well, over 250 new jobs are predicted to enter Searcy within five years.
The Searcy High School (SHS)’s Youth Advisory Council (YAC) is hosting its annual fundraising event tomorrow at Citizen Park on West Arch Street, featuring a concert performed by local high school students. This will be its first fundraiser since the COVID-19 pandemic began.
Searcy Beats and Eats recently hosted Tinkerfest in conjunction with the FIRST Arkansas Regional Robotics Tournament, located in the parking lot by the Rhodes-Reaves Field House.
Searcy officials held a press conference today to announce their decision to bring a new attraction to the town at the end of the month.