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North Arkansas Regional Medical Center workers and members of the Claude Parrish Radiation Treatment Institute members. Front row: Sammie Cribbs, Kim Rosson, Scott Tennyson, Dr. Gwen Gresham, and Sherry Bishop. Back row: Ken Pannell, Josh Bright, Ken Milburn, Dr. Arnold Smith, Dr. Stephen Beeler, Matt Willmott, Georgia McGill and Jon Burnside
Health Care / Nonprofits

Nonprofit Raises $775K for Harrison Hospital’s Cancer Foundation

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

Crockett Properties Storage Facilities Sold to Minnesota Company

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 >
Education / Energy

2 Colleges to Cut Energy Expenses With Johnson Controls

Arkansas Northeastern College in Blytheville and North Arkansas College in Harrison have signed separate efficiency performance contracts. read more >
Bob Largent
Government & Politics

Local Leaders Scramble As Flexsteel Looks to Close Harrison Plant

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

Billboard Advertisement Leads to KKK Radio

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 >
Christopher M. Wewers
Banking & Finance

UPDATE: First Federal to Acquire First National of Hot Springs, Heritage Bank of Jonesboro

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 >

Harrison: Renovation Becomes A CORE Issue (Main Street Preservation | Honorable Mention 5,000-20,000)

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 >

Harrison: Action Follows Need To Recycle (Green Initiatives | Winner 5,000-20,000)

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 >