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  • Wide view of the downtown Harrison property owned by Selling 726 Realty, showing its completed window improvements and three storefronts.
    Economic Vitality

    Small Grants. Bigger Investments.

    Byadmin August 3, 2026August 3, 2026

    Walk through downtown Harrison today and you’ll see buildings that have been cared for, improved, and brought back to life. You might admire a freshly painted storefront, updated windows, or a new sign without giving it a second thought. What you may not realize is that behind many of those improvements is a property owner…

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  • Cars parked along the courthouse square as pedestrians walk through downtown Harrison, Arkansas, on a sunny day.
    Economic Vitality

    Why a Strong Downtown Matters to the Whole City

    Byadmin July 20, 2026July 20, 2026

    A strong downtown benefits far more than the businesses located within it. Downtown is often the heart of a community. It’s where history, commerce, government, culture, and community life come together. When that heart is healthy, the effects can be felt throughout the entire city. Historic downtowns help create a sense of place. They give…

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  • Historic brick building under renovation in downtown Harrison, Arkansas, showing progress on a future business location.
    Economic Vitality

    Every Building Has a Beginning

    Byadmin July 13, 2026July 13, 2026

    When people walk through downtown, it’s easy to notice the buildings that are waiting for their next chapter. What many people don’t realize is that some of those next chapters are already being written. Behind construction paper on the windows, fresh paint, stacks of lumber, and the sound of hammers, business owners are investing in…

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  • Concept sketch for the future Lemon & Rye restaurant building presented at a Harrison Historic Business Association meeting.
    Economic Vitality

    The Part of Historic Restoration Most People Never See

    Byadmin June 16, 2026June 16, 2026

    At this month’s HHBA meeting, attendees heard from Kelly Lindberg about the restoration of the future home of Lemon & Rye on Main Street. When people see a beautifully restored historic building, they often see the finished product. What they don’t see are the months of planning, research, funding applications, partnerships, and problem-solving that happen…

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