Terri Ivie Smith is a journalist based in Harrison, Arkansas. She is a regular contributor to the Harrison Daily Times Advertising section, covering local events, community news, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in the Newton County Times.
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Terri Ivie Smith focuses on local news, community events, charity initiatives, and education within Harrison, Arkansas. She frequently covers announcements related to these topics.
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You are such a good boy! Yes, you are… If you utter these words several times a day, you probably have an animal or two at home, eagerly awaiting your arrival.
Taneyville School District is gearing up to bring parents into the educational experience through their Parents As Teachers program.
Terri Ivie Smith The Forsyth Library is ready to scrap all weekend to raise funds.
The Relay for Life of Taney and Stone Counties 2024 fundraisers will include grape stomping and a golf tournament n in October.
The Cedarcreek Fire Protection District is already making plans for deer hunting season.
The Harvest Moon Festival is only four weeks away, and the Forsyth Area Chamber of Commerce is in full swing with preparations.
Merriam Woods residents can expect tax levies to remain unchanged for another year.
It would be great to be confident about every decision you make, but it wouldn’t be very smart.
The Merriam Woods Board of Aldermen met Tuesday, Sept. 10, to address the need to fill the newly vacant city clerk position.
Recent boil orders in Forsyth were caused by a broken water main, damaged due to a waterline mapping error.
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