Written by Savanna DiStefano and Sarah Dixon On Friday, Aug. 18, Arkansas residents gathered in front of the White County Courthouse in Searcy in response to an alleged threat by…
This past semester, a group of professors and students came forward to speak out about their views and beliefs and restarted the Young Democrats after many years of inactivity. The…
Two men were put to death in Arkansas on Monday night, the first time a state has conducted two death sentences in one day since 2000. Convicted murderers Jack Jones…
Fashion merchandising students enrolled in the Advanced Apparel Production course hosted a gallery in the Olen Hendrix building on Tuesday, April 25 and Thursday, April 27 from 5 to 6:30…
On Thursday, April 20, the Searcy Public Library hosted a second town hall meeting in order to answer questions from citizens about how the proposed library will affect them financially…
On April 17, the Supreme Court prevented the state from carrying out seven executions in 11 days by ruling not to lift the court order placed by a federal appeals…
After five teams of Harding students submitted business plans to the Donald W. Reynolds Governor’s Cup business plan competition, one of those teams went on to compete in the final…
A 3-mill real and personal property tax for Searcy residents to support a bond issue will be requested in a special election on May 9. This tax will allow plans…
Junior Bible and Missions and Pre-medicine student Dakota Ellis won the Student Association (SA) elections held Wednesday, April 5. Ellis’ campaign included a reference to the International Programs slogan “Ask…
On Monday, April 10, 2017, a new judge was sworn into the highest level of the United States judicial system. After a unique confirmation process, Neil Gorsuch was sworn in…