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Written by James Taylor This weekend in Searcy was filled with music. Searcy held a festival for its citizens called “Get Down Downtown” in the court square, which featured musicians,…

Writen by Leah Faust Auditions for this year’s Spring Sing Hosts and Hostesses were held Sunday and Monday evening in the Administration Auditorium. More than 20 people auditioned the first…

Written by Samantha Holschbach Dr. Rich Brown, associate professor of marketing, has a dream — what he calls his “crazy big dream” ­— that links his passion for running with…

Written by Jessica Ardrey Hunan Express is the newest Chinese restaurant in Searcy. It is located on Race Street, next to Lenny’s Sub Shop, though it is a far cry…

Written by Abby Kellett Though Harding offers more than 100 different majors and just as many minors, sometimes there just is not a single forte that fits a student. This…

Written by Samantha Holschbach While kayaking a deep lake, you veer closer to a dense bed of cattails lining the bank and listen to a cacophony of creatures: bullfrogs lazily…

Written by Kimberly M Kokernot Images of Africa are not new to Western culture. From the swollen bellies of children to the dusty remnants of war, these pictures have affected…

Written by Joseph R A Dickerson Many students admit to it. Large tests or papers in classes get put off to the last minute till there seems like no choice…

Written by Blake Mathews The H1N1 virus, better known as the swine flu, has been a cause of international concern and even panic since its discovery last spring. Fear of…

Written by Carly Kester Did a group of Harding University students ever come to your school, perform skits and share God’s word with you? If so, the group you remember…