The Searcy County Chamber of Commerce is proud to welcome Canaan Cottage as one of its newest members. Owned and operated by Elizabeth Granado, Canaan Cottage is a small-batch sourdough cottage bakery dedicated to crafting naturally leavened bread with care and creativity.
September 18 - Searcy County School Board Meeting, 6:00 PM, Administration Building
Our little community has been around for a really long time. A few months ago we were thrilled to announce that we had grown by two tiny feet (aka the first baby born into our community in a very long time came along!) Well, today I am happy to announce that we just grew by two more tiny feet as yet another sweet baby girl has been born to our Dogwood Hills family!
The community came together on Tuesday, September 9, for a lively evening of fun and fundraising at the Basket Bingo Fundraiser. The event drew both familiar supporters and many new faces, filling the room with excitement and community spirit.
Farmers and ranchers in north central Arkansas are invited to attend the upcoming Forage and Beef Technology/IPM Field Day on Tuesday, September 23, 2025, from 4:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at 24480 AR 263, Timbo, Arkansas.
A representative from the Little Rock Game and Fish Commission visited students today to deliver an important message: riding all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) is fun, but it comes with serious safety responsibilities.
The sounds of fiddles, the rhythm of pocketknives on wood, and the laughter of families filled downtown Leslie on Saturday, September 6, as the Whittlin’ & Fiddlin’ Festival happened in full force.
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The Searcy County Historical Society will meet Friday, September 26, in the First Christian Church at 7:00 pm. The guest speaker will be James Johnston speaking about a Missouri Confederate that jayhawked in Searcy County. This story was to be a part of the July “Confederates Good and Bad” talk, but putting “good’ and “bad” in the same presentation made it too long, so it was split. The good Confederate was Searcy County’s Captain James Harrison “Harry” Love. You will have to attend the September meeting to learn about the bad Confederate and who he was. All are invited. Coffee and nibbles will be available.
There’s this new thing. It’s the biggest thing. Every country loves it and claims it as their own. The future will look at this moment and divide history into two sections: Before and After.