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10/14/2026

Judsonia Arkansas-

The footlong hot dog originated as an extended 12-inch variation of the traditional American hot dog, popularized through mid-20th-century American roadside stands and amusement spots

10/14/2026

Please remember. All payments have to be IN the office by the 15th. We put these cards in every statement. Anything received after the 15th will have penalty added

10/14/2026

Beginning Wednesday, October 14, June Drive will be closed at Beebe Capps Expressway while a contractor completes utility work in the area.

Thank you for your patience as this work is completed!

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Not only did we win Daily Citizens best Roofing Company. We won best Contractor this year as well! Thank you so much to the citizens of white county for your continued support. - Jim Burress

10/14/2026

Paul Simmons took a 25 percent pay cut to come back to Harding. He says he never dreamed of becoming its head football coach.

That return became part of a remarkable chapter for the Bisons. In our profile, Harding football's general manager reflects on the mentors who drew him home, the responsibility he felt to the program and what he misses about leading his players onto the field.

Some of the most revealing moments happen far from the scoreboard.

Read Paul Simmons' story: https://501lifemag.com/a-higher-calling/

10/14/2026

A FRIENDLY REMINDER:
PSA- Your ignorance of the law is not a valid defense. For example, purple paint on a post/tree/fence in Arkansas (and 22 other states) is equal to a detailed “No hunting/No trespassing/No solicitation/go away” sign. If you see purple paint - don’t go unless you were invited.

As we get ready for another hunting season, I ask everyone to please respect our landowners and farmers and their rights to their property.

If you have permission to hunt, make sure you know exactly where that permission applies and know the property boundaries before you enter the field. Do not assume that because someone is hunting a neighboring property, you have permission to hunt there as well.

Our farmers work hard to maintain their land, crops, and property. Please be respectful of their wishes and remember that permission is required before hunting private property.

Why it Works

• Legally Binding: A vertical purple stripe on a tree or fence post is a formal "keep out" notice. In the eyes of the law, crossing that line is considered criminal trespassing.

• Built to Last: Unlike traditional signs, paint can’t be torn down, stolen, or used for target practice. It’s a "set it and forget it" solution that survives both vandals and the elements.

• The Standards: While rules vary by state, the general standard is a vertical line at least 8 inches long and 1 inch wide, placed about eye level (3 to 5 feet off the ground) so it’s impossible to miss.

Why the Color Purple?

Landowners didn't just pick purple because it looks good. It was chosen for two very practical reasons:

1. High Contrast: It’s a color rarely used by the timber or forestry industry, so it doesn't get confused with marks used for logging.

2. Accessibility: Most people with red-green colorblindness can still clearly see purple, ensuring the warning is visible to almost everyone.

The Bottom Line

The law was designed to give property owners a low-cost way to protect their privacy, especially during hunting season. It creates a clear boundary between public woods and private property, helping hikers and hunters stay on the right side of the line and preventing accidental confrontations.

Let’s have a safe, enjoyable hunting season and continue to be good neighbors and responsible sportsmen.
Respect the land. Respect the landowner. Know where you are hunting.

10/13/2026

HAPPENING TODAY | Crews will be repairing the traffic signal at the intersection of Booth Road and Main Street on Tuesday, October 13, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
During this time, the intersection will operate as a four-way stop. Drivers should use caution and allow extra travel time, as delays are possible.

Thank you for your patience as our crews complete these repairs!

10/13/2026

TICKET GIVEAWAY | Want to join us for the Harding University Bison Football Game on Saturday, October 17 for FREE? Share this post and tag a friend in the comments for your chance to win!

Then join us on Saturday, October 17, for the Searcy Hometown Tailgate! The fun kicks off at 11 a.m., followed by the Harding Bisons taking on Henderson State at 2 p.m.

Food trucks, live music, face painting, bounce houses and more!

10/13/2026

Wake the Dead, a vehicle audio competition that has been held in Searcy for several years, returns to the Searcy Sports Complex on Saturday, October 17. The event draws participants and visitors from across the country to Searcy. Because the competition centers around vehicle sound systems, residents and businesses in the surrounding area should expect extremely loud music and increased noise levels throughout the event. No soccer games or other activities will be scheduled in the immediate area during that time. Veterans Boulevard will also be closed from Recreation Way to Booth Road during the event.

The City is working closely with event organizers to accommodate the unique needs of the competition while minimizing disruptions to residents and the traveling public as much as possible. We appreciate the community’s patience and understanding as we welcome competitors and visitors to Searcy for the event.