The Searcy County Arkansas Chamber of Commerce is proud to welcome Global Foods Group as one of its newest members. Founded in 2012, the company has built a strong reputation for delivering high-quality frozen food products, including pie crusts, biscuits, garlic bread, and sandwiches.
Congratulations to Kylan Wallace, the newest graduate of the North Arkansas College Adult Education program at the Leslie campus. Wallace recently completed the program, marking an important academic achievement on his educational journey.
The Leslie community came together in full force on Saturday, June 21 to celebrate Leslie Homecoming 2025, a cherished annual tradition filled with small-town charm and spirited events for all ages.
A new sign now stands proudly at the Searcy County Courthouse, thanks to the skilled work of Roberts Welding and Fabrication and the generous support of the Buffalo River Community Development Corporation (BRCDC).
Excitement is building for the 2025 Searcy County Fair, and livestock exhibitors should take note of several important upcoming deadlines and events. This year’s fair theme is “Boots, Buckles & Blue Ribbons!”—a fitting celebration of tradition and showmanship.
Car enthusiasts and community members are invited to the Boone County Senior Center’s highly anticipated Car Show, taking place on Saturday, July 12, 2025, at 1516 Rock Springs Road in Harrison, Arkansas.
Ageless Radiance, LLC marked an exciting new chapter with a grand reopening and ribbon cutting ceremony on Friday, June 20, at their newly renovated location at 102 West College Street in Marshall—the former City Hall building.
The Searcy County Historical Society will meet Friday, June 27 at 7:00 pm in the First Christian Church. The guest speaker will be Tammy Bridwell, Searcy County Library Director, who will tell the story of the creation of the Searcy County Library and how an Evanston, Illinois citizen who had only the Bible to read as a poor farm boy in the Ozark Mountains would have a library dedicated in his honor on April 23, 1961. It was the Jim G. Ferguson, Searcy County Library.
During the annual Ancestor Fair held in Marshall, James Johnston was formally recognized for his outstanding dedication to preserving and sharing the rich history of Searcy County.
Congratulations are in order for Kayle Wallace, who recently completed the Adult Education program offered through North Arkansas College in Leslie.