Greg Geary is a writer for The Daily Citizen, a local newspaper in Searcy, Arkansas. With a focus on local news and events, Greg covers a range of topics including education, city developments, sports, and community achievements. His articles provide readers with up-to-date information on the happenings in Searcy and surrounding areas.
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Greg Geary focuses on local news in Searcy, Arkansas. His coverage includes government announcements, press releases, and event coverage related to various topics such as government & politics, human resources & employment, entertainment news, education, and sports.
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By: Greg Geary
Searcy firefighters gather with Mayor Mat Faulkner for the presentation of a $141,818.18 federal grant that will allow a Source Capture Exhaust System to be installed at all three fire stations. Fire Chief Brian Dunavan said the system is "supposed to be 100 percent capture of the carcinogens and the exhaust."
By: Greg Geary
Although official enrollment numbers will not be announced until October, Beebe School District Superintendent Dr. Chris Nail shared early figures Monday night that show the district is down 12 students from last year.
By: Greg Geary
The city of Searcy is looking to hold "some sort of public input process based on" the preliminary design of its South Main Street projects possibly in the next few weeks, according to Searcy Planning and Development Director Richard Stafford.
By: Greg Geary
Only one no vote was cast after the latest private club permit hearing before the Searcy City Council last week.
By: Greg Geary
If Beebe voters pass a half-cent sales and use tax in November and allow the city to issue capital improvement bonds, the city plans to build a five-field softball/baseball complex on the Beebe Community Pond property behind the new Casey’s General Store.
Bald Knob’s new superintendent is “working on” putting air conditioning on five buses that are without it as well as looking into the cost of supplying chocolate milk to athletes
By: Greg Geary
Classic country artist Ronnie McDowell got to pay tribute to Elvis Presley in August, headlining “A Tribute to the King” at Lafayette’s Music Room on Aug. 11 in Memphis.
By: Greg Geary
Building a new dog park in Searcy is “on hold” for now, according to Michelle Pugh, communications consultant for the city, as the city presses forward with its $93 million #MySearcy plan, which includes building a new community center.
Debra Wolfe’s wish for the Anything on Wheels Car Show held in May at the Searcy Sports Complex wasn’t granted as she received “no guidance as to what’s expected” from the beneficiary of the event, Make-A-Wish Mid-South.
Searcy Beats &Eats made $14,000 in profit from the United We Stand Fourth of July celebration to be used to offset costs of future events.
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