Searcy received a new dining option on Thursday, Sept. 19 when Jimmy John’s opened on Race Street. The new “gourmet sandwich” establishment offers students a fresh place for dine-in or…
Perhaps Miley Cyrus can be tamed. “Younger Now,” Cyrus’ sixth studio album, gives Hannah Montana fans the resolution they were longing for while simultaneously attributing a surprising adjective — “boring.”…
The Harding Office of Alumni and Parent Relations launched a revised version of hardingtickets.com. The website which was previously used to buy tickets for events such as Spring Sing and…
“Concrete and Gold,” The Foo Fighters’ ninth LP, shows up to the Halloween party with the same costume as last year. Since the release on Sept. 15, fans like myself…
We often hear the phrase “God is good.” We sing it in songs, we declare it from pulpits and we throw it at the end of our social media posts.…
If you don’t have a plant in your dorm room yet, you are a little behind the trend. Among millennials, plants have become a huge item of social media and…
The Department of Theatre announced the 2018 Spring Sing hosts and hostesses today, Sept. 19. Hosts and hostesses include freshman Maxwell Ross, sophomores Brooks Bennett and Ava Galyean, and junior…
Searcy Performing Arts Center on the Square is opening its doors for the production “Our Town” tonight at 7:30 p.m. and will have showings every Friday and Saturday at 7:30…
One of Searcy’s favorite local restaurants is expanding. Burrito Day in Downtown Searcy now has a renovated kitchen and plans for expanding the dining room and patio. General manager Brandon…
The Grammy-nominated, New Orleans alternative rock band, MUTEMATH is back. Their latest album, “Play Dead” was released on Friday, Sept. 8 and compliments the unique mix of pop, electronica and…