Harrison Local News

• Primary Election Day

  The 2026 Mid-Term Election Season kicks off today with Primary Elections in Arkansas along with North Carolina and Texas. 

• Severe Weather Threat for Lakes Region Increases for Wednesday, Friday

  The National Weather Service increases the Severe Weather Threat for Wednesday for the Lakes Region.

• Harrison Man Charged After Pursuit in Baxter County

  A Harrison man was released on bond after allegedly leading a Baxter County Sheriff’s deputy on a high‑speed pursuit that nearly resulted in a head‑on collision.

• Rainy Pattern in Place, Severe Storms Possible Later This Week

  Even though the first day of spring is nearly three weeks away, the first week of March will have a spring feel to it.

• Early Voting Last Day, Primary Election Tuesday

  The lead up to the March 3 Arkansas Primary is almost complete with the final day of early voting.

• Rain Pattern Continues Through the Week

  A much needed wet weather pattern is forecast to continue in the Lakes Region.

• Thousands Attend Service for Fallen Deputies

  James River Church in Ozark was near capacity on Saturday with mourners paying their final respects to two Christian County Deputies that were killed in the line of duty this past week.

• Judge Latest Arrest in Investigation of Boone County Public Corruption

  Boone County Judge Robert Hathaway was arrested Friday on a felony and misdemeanor charge.

• Drought Increases But Rain on the Way

  The weekly report from the U.S. Drought Monitor shows an increase in dry levels, especially in northern Arkansas.

• Pace Industries Set to Close Harrison Facility

  One of the biggest industrial employers in the Lakes Region looks to close their facility in the Spring.

• Cottage Cheese Sold at Walmart Stores Recalled

  The Food and Drug Administration has posted a recall for cottage cheese that is sold by Walmart in several states including Arkansas and Missouri.

• Fire Hazard Followed by Rain

  The weather forecast calls for some significant changes as the calendar moves from February to March.

• Businesses Step-Up to Help Families of Fallen, Injured Deputies

  Businesses around the region have stepped up to offer support for Christian County Deputies Gabriel Ramirez and Micheal Hislope who were killed in the line of duty earlier this week. 

• Services Scheduled for Fallen Christian County Deputies

  Services to honor the two Christian County deputies killed in Monday’s incident and manhunt will be held over the next two days.

• Information Presented on Using Historic Tax Credits

  People who own or are interested in owning historic buildings made their way to Harrison City Hall earlier this week for a seminar to explain tax credit opportunities.

• Junior Volunteer Programs Underway at NARMC

  North Arkansas Regional Medical Center volunteer programs for different ages.

• 4 Ozark Seniors Resource Fairs Coming in March

  An organization dedicated to providing advocacy and information to area seniors are holding resource fairs in March.

• Planning for National Motorcycle Rally in Branson Underway

  The Branson Board of Aldermen hear a presentation at their Tuesday meeting for a national motorcycle rally proposed for the downtown area in September.

• Man Who Shot Police Officers has Long Criminal History

  The man who killed two deputies before himself being killed during a shootout this week has had several run-ins with law enforcement.

• Main Street Harrison Announces Grant Application Period

  The Harrison Main Street group announces applications are now being accepted for the Downtown Façade Improvement Grant Program.

• Investigation, Responses Continue into Shooting Death of Two Christian County Deputies, Suspect

  Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe is among the individuals and organizations issuing messages of condolences after two Christian County Deputies were shot in the line of duty on Monday.

• Harrison Sets Date for 150 Celebration

  While America celebrates its 250th Birthday this year, a Lakes Region community is getting set for their own celebration.

• Pioneering Quality in the Steel Industry

  Branson Steel Supply

• Can a Contractor Take Over Your Home

  Attorney Dayrell Scrivner, of Scrivner Law Firm, LLC in Branson, Missouri, tells us!

• Frozen Pipes, Hot Water Heaters, and Dishwasher Mishaps

  Kleen Green Commercial & Residential Property Restoration and Cleaning in Branson, MO

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