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
It appears that the Searcy Street and Sanitation Departments will be getting a different new home.
Entergy Arkansas is working the Mayor Mat Faulkner and other city officials “to help Searcy become more energy efficient,” with a goal of saving $35,000 a year.
A national retailer coming to Searcy has been given the authorization to construct and maintain its own pylon sign.
The Bald Knob School District is "looking at" a cost of $11.4 million to the district to build its new elementary school, according to Superintendent Dr. Jed Davis.
Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office Public Safety Information Coordinator Grant Bissell said late last week that the suspect, Jarrett W. Cousins, remained in a St. Louis area hospital after the Dec. 8 incident, and “it is our understanding that he’s probably going to be there for another couple of weeks. He’s still in critical but stable condition so he’s not been booked at the jail.”
By: Greg Geary
The Beebe Police Department will have all of its vehicles outfitted with in-car cameras after it uses an Arkansas Department of Public Safety Safety Equipment grant for the final two,
By: Greg Geary
Bald Knob officials never asked Ritter Communications to pay for any damage caused by the installation of fiber optic cable, according to Heath Simpson, the chief executive officer of the
By: Greg Geary, Davis Said Trumann
Davis said personal experience from friends who have worked four-day weeks at Lincoln and Mayflower is “they love it. They say they’ll never work anywhere else. Coach [Allan] Fairbanks and his wife who work in Perryville now, that are from this area, a couple of our teachers that are friends with her and have reached out to her, what they told me is that she said she thought she was going to hate it; now she doesn’t want to go anywhere else.”
By: Greg Geary
District 10 Justice of the Peace Shirley Quattlebaum speaks Tuesday night after being honored by White County Judge Lisa Brown for her service for finishing her late husband Bobby Quattlebaum’s term on the White County Quorum Court. Keith Carlisle will be sworn in for the position Jan. 1, after being elected in November. “I have really enjoyed” being a JP, Quattlebaum said. “It has been very interesting. It was real important to me that I get to do this for Bobby. I want you all to know how much I appreciate your support in helping me fill this position for him and I also want to thank you because I think you all are doing a wonderful job.”
Through early December, the city of Searcy had been awarded 20 grants this year and had five more pending, according to Grant Coordinator Debbie Smith.
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