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Oldest church in Arkansas still standing in White County holds rich history

Still standing tall today, while simple, Smyrna Church is a steeple of Christianity in Arkansas.

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HOMETOWN HISTORY: The Mysterious Tale of the Unknown Baby of White County

HOMETOWN HISTORY: The Mysterious Tale of the Unknown Baby of White County
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White County Historical Society informed Pioneer Village may have to move, president says

The White County Historical Society has “been informed that we may have to move Pioneer Village,” according to society President Shelly Churchwell.

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$60,000 approved for Searcy Beats & Eats eclipse event on second try

Persistence paid off for Searcy Beats & Eats on Tuesday as the Searcy Advertising and Tourism Promotion Commission approved $60,000 for an all-day 2024 solar eclipse event that it did

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American Legion Hut moving into Phase 3 of renovation as result of $80,000 grant, help from city and A&P Commission

An $80,000 grant to go toward the restoration efforts on the historic American Legion Hut in downtown Searcy has been landed, according to Main Street Searcy Executive Director Amy Burton.

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