Harrison

Regions Bank fired the Harrison branch manager after discovering he had improperly withdrawn money from customer accounts. read more >

A contentious lawsuit between two former law partners has finally concluded. read more >

The company is expanding its onshoring mission with state incentives and plans to train local workers for technology careers. read more >

First Community Bank is expanding in Harrison with a second full-service branch, while Bank OZK is growing its presence in Tennessee and Florida with multiple new locations. read more >

Nielsen has spent much of his career in local government and the construction industry. read more >

Nielsen had been working as a special projects assistant to Boone County Judge Robert Hathaway. read more >

ParRTI was founded in 1990 with the goal of raising funds to purchase equipment for a radiation treatment center at the hospital. read more >

In a news release, KO Storage said it acquired the properties in a multimillion-dollar transaction, but did not disclose further details of the deal. read more >

Arkansas Northeastern College in Blytheville and North Arkansas College in Harrison have signed separate efficiency performance contracts. read more >

Flexsteel Industries Inc. of Dubuque, Iowa, is closing its furniture manufacturing plant in Harrison in August, putting 109 people out of work. read more >

A new billboard in Harrison advertises web-based "whiteprideradio.com" and is leased by the Knights Party of Zinc, formerly the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan. read more >

First Federal Bancshares of Arkansas, the publicly traded parent company of First Federal Bank of Harrison, announced Monday a deal to acquire First National Bank of Hot Springs and Heritage Bank in Jonesboro in a deal worth almost $124 million. read more >

Central Organization for Revitalization & Enhancement's efforts have earned Harrison, with a population just under 13,000, honorable mention recognition as a 2012 Arkansas Business City of Distinction for Main Street preservation. read more >

A new contract with Inland Services for garbage collection and residential curbside recycling, in addition to a green retrofitting of City Hall, represent Harrison’s commitment to green and energy conservation initiatives. read more >