About Main Street Harrison
Strengthening downtown through preservation, partnership, and progress.
our mission
Preserving what matters. Building what’s next.
Main Street Harrison is a nonprofit organization dedicated to strengthening downtown through preservation, economic vitality, promotion, and community engagement.
Working alongside businesses, property owners, volunteers, and community partners, we help preserve the character that makes downtown special while supporting meaningful investment and progress for the future.
Through community partnerships, preservation projects, business support, and downtown initiatives, Main Street Harrison works to ensure downtown remains a vibrant place to live, work, visit, and invest.
THE MAIN STREET APPROACH
A proven framework for preserving and strengthening downtown Harrison.
Through Design, Organization, Promotion, and Economic Vitality, Main Street Harrison uses the nationally recognized Main Street Four Point Approach® to preserve downtown’s character while building a stronger future for our community.
Economic Vitality
Design
Organization
Promotion
Part of Something Bigger
Main Street Harrison is part of a larger network of organizations working together to strengthen downtowns across Arkansas and the nation.
Board of Directors
Meet the volunteers who provide leadership, oversight, and strategic direction for Main Street Harrison.
Eddie Bartlett
president / mitiserve restoration
A native Arkansan, Eddie Bartlett has proudly called Harrison home for more than 25 years. He and his wife, Dr. Jennifer Bartlett, own Bartlett Family Dentistry, and he serves as Owner and CEO of MitiSERVE Restoration. Before becoming a business owner, Matt spent nearly two decades in manufacturing leadership. He is passionate about investing in the community and helping create opportunities that make Harrison an even better place to live, work, and raise a family.
Matt Fay
Vice President / FIG Realty
Matt joined Main Street Harrison as an opportunity to help create momentum in downtown and support its continued growth. He has enjoyed seeing investments in people, buildings, and businesses already making a positive impact in the community. Matt especially appreciates the craftsmanship of Harrison’s historic buildings and the legacy they represent. He is excited to see more businesses choose downtown and more people enjoying all the square has to offer.
Amanda Woodworth
treasurer / signature bank
Amanda Woodworth is Vice President and Business Development Officer at Signature Bank and has worked in banking for more than 20 years. She is passionate about building relationships, supporting local businesses, and helping people achieve their goals. Amanda proudly serves on the board of Hospice of the Hills and has been involved with Kiwanis for nearly 20 years. She is especially passionate about supporting youth, volunteerism, and finding ways to make a positive impact in the community.
Tyler Gentry
Secretary / boone County
Bio coming soon!.
Donna Braymer
city of harrison
Donna Braymer serves on the Main Street Harrison Board and works in the Mayor’s Office for the City of Harrison. She spent 25 years with the Harrison Daily Times and served 15 years on the Harrison School Board. Having called Harrison home for more than 40 years, she is passionate about preserving the community’s history while supporting a vibrant future for downtown.
Pat Brown
retired
Born and raised in Harrison, Pat Brown proudly serves on the Harrison Planning Commission, the Harrison Historic Commission, and Main Street Harrison. Through these roles, he is committed to preserving the unique character, history, and charm of downtown while supporting thoughtful growth and progress for future generations.
Beth Crenshaw
luxe on rush
Beth Crenshaw is passionate about serving the Harrison community and preserving the things that make it special. Over the years, she has served on the boards of House of Hope, the Ozarks Arts Council, Boone County Special Services, and now Main Street Harrison. Beth is committed to helping preserve and revitalize downtown so Harrison remains a vibrant place to live, work, and raise future generations.
Karla Gray
the learning center of north arkansas
Karla has cherished downtown Harrison since childhood, when shopping trips to the square with her mother created memories that have lasted a lifetime. She serves on the Main Street Harrison Board because she wants future generations to experience the same vibrant downtown she remembers. Karla enjoys traveling in an RV and exploring historic downtown districts, gathering ideas and inspiration for Harrison’s future.
Erin Ramsey
Six sisters coffee & crepes
Erin Ramsey has been married to her husband, Bryan, for 24 years and is the proud mother of six daughters. Over the years, she has owned and operated several businesses, including childcare centers, boutiques, and food service establishments. Erin is passionate about hospitality and creating spaces where people feel welcomed, valued, and at home. She loves downtown Harrison’s welcoming atmosphere and hopes to see every storefront filled with something beautiful, purposeful, and thriving.
Nate Wilson
coldwell banker harris mchaney & Faucette
Nate Wilson is a lifelong Harrison resident who is passionate about serving his community. Over the years, he has worked in law enforcement, the finance industry, and now as a real estate agent with CBHMF. Nate is a co-owner of several local businesses, including Daylight Donuts, and has served on numerous local boards. He is committed to helping Harrison remain a strong, welcoming community for generations to come.
Matt Bell
Explore Harrison
Matt Bell is the Executive Director of Explore Harrison, where he leads efforts to promote tourism and support community growth throughout the Harrison area. A native of Green Forest, Matt began his career in banking before joining Explore Harrison as Director of Sports in 2009. His passion for the community and strong leadership led to his appointment as Executive Director in 2013. Matt is also actively involved with several local organizations and boards. He and his wife, Anna, his high school sweetheart, are the proud parents of two children, Megan and Isaac.
Executive Director
Meet Lauri Rottmayer
With a background in marketing, communications, and community engagement, Lauri Rottmayer is passionate about helping businesses grow and communities connect.
After discovering the Main Street program in 2001, she became a believer in the power of vibrant downtown districts. As a Chamber Ambassador and community advocate, she is committed to helping downtown Harrison remain a welcoming place to shop, explore, and experience the heart of the community.
in the heart of downtown
Visit Main Street Harrison
We’re located inside Explore Harrison at 200 West Stephenson on the historic downtown square.
Main Street Harrison serves the downtown district through preservation, revitalization, and community engagement initiatives.
