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Wheat Harvest Rolls On
The winter wheat crop harvest is over the halfway mark.
Lunch with D.O.H.T.s Set for July 25 — Delivery and Pickup Available
Mark your calendars and bring your appetite! D.O.H.T.s (Daughters of Hope and Transformation) invites the community to join them for their first Friday lunch event on July 25, 2025, hosted at Northview Church.
Searcy County Humane Society Hosts Successful Spay & Neuter Clinic
The Searcy County Humane Society held a highly successful Spay and Neuter Clinic this past Friday, drawing a large crowd and reaffirming the community’s strong support for animal welfare.
Searcy County Historical Society Meeting
By: James JohnstonContributing Writer Confederates Good and Bad The Searcy County Historical Society will meet Friday, July 25, at 7:00 pm in Marshall’s First Christian… Login to continue reading Login…
Searcy County Chamber of Commerce Welcomes RBS Polled Herefords to Membership
The Searcy County Chamber of Commerce is proud to give a warm welcome to its newest member, RBS Polled Herefords of Marshall!
Ozark Opportunities, Inc. Announces Summer LIHEAP Program to Assist with Energy Costs
Ozark Opportunities, Inc. has officially opened applications for its Summer Low Income Household Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP). This program is designed to help eligible low-income households cover their electric bills, providing crucial financial assistance during the hot summer months.
July happenings
July 17 - Searcy County School Board Meeting, 6:00 PM, Administration Building
Fish, Fun, and Fundraising: Benefit Dinner and Swim to Support All Searcy County Youth Exhibitors
Get ready for an evening of great food and family fun at the Searcy County Premium Sale Benefit Dinner and Swim, taking place on Friday, July 18, 2025, at the Dr. Charles D. Daniel Civic Center, located at 515 Zack Road in Marshall.
Registration Now Open for Epic Arkansas High Country Race
Searcy County is gearing up for an exciting event this fall as the Arkansas High Country Race returns to the region. Registration is now open for this world-class endurance event that will challenge cyclists with over 1,000 miles of rugged, multi-surface terrain—showcasing some of the most breathtaking views in the state.