Harrison Local News

• CBS News Radio Ends Nearly 100 Years of Service in May

  A network that has partnered with current and past Ozark Dynacom Radio Stations covering National and International News will cease operations in May.

• College of the Ozarks to Host Vietnam War Veterans Day Ceremony

  College of the Ozarks holds a ceremony at Patriots Park next week to remember the Vietnam War.

• Temperatures Drop but Fire Danger Remains

  After a weekend that saw several areas break record highs with temperatures in the 90s, the Lakes Region will see a return to normal conditions for the next couple of days. 

• Another Hot Day, Fire Danger Remains

  As some areas see another day of record temperatures, area officials are again cautioning against outdoor burning.

• Provalus Head Keynote Speaker at Harrison Chamber Luncheon

  The head of the company placing a facility in Harrison addresses an annual event of the Harrison Chamber of the Commerce.

• North Arkansas College and Buffalo National River Partners Host Walk

  A spring walk is scheduled at a Buffalo National River Trial in April.

• First Day of Spring Feels Like Summer with Fire Risk

  The National Weather Service says that warm conditions that have overtaken the Ozarks will continue as the season changes today. 

• Homicide Investigation in Carroll County

  One person is dead after an incident early Thursday morning in Carroll County. 

• Harrison Woman Dies in Traffic Crash

  One person dies in a single vehicle crash in Harrison earlier this week.

• Recent Precipitation Holds Drought Steady

  The rain and snow that fell over the Lakes Region last weekend has stalled drought levels in the Lakes Region.

• Sporting Events Dominate The Opening Weekend of Spring

  As Spring arrives on Friday, the Branson Area is the hub for several major sporting events.

• Temperatures Move Up The Rest of the Week

  After the stormy weekend and cold start to the week, temperatures will feel spring, even summer-like as the first day of spring approaches. 

• Impeachment Process of Forsyth Mayor Continues

  The dispute between the Board of Aldermen and the Mayor in Forsyth continues as the board recently passed motions to continue impeachment proceedings.

• NCCAA National Basketball Tournament Begins Wednesday

  The second edition of the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) Basketball Championships in the Ozarks begins on Wednesday.

• Eureka Springs City Council Member Arrested For Incidents in 2025

  A member of the Eureka Springs City Council is facing charges from incidents that occurred last summer.

• Mike Nabors: Downtown Progress Moving Along

  Mike Nabors of he Historic Harrison Business Association stops by KHOZ's "Around the Table" to talk about the many projects currently happening around downtown.

• Three Marion County Family Members Arrested in Sexual Assault Case

  Charges are filed against three members of he same family charged with a sexual assault in Yellville.

• Pioneering Quality in the Steel Industry

  Branson Steel Supply

• Can a Contractor Take Over Your Home

  Attorney Dayrell Scrivner, of Scrivner Law Firm, LLC in Branson, Missouri, tells us!

• Frozen Pipes, Hot Water Heaters, and Dishwasher Mishaps

  Kleen Green Commercial & Residential Property Restoration and Cleaning in Branson, MO

• Choosing the Right Trailer: A Comprehensive Guide

  Ozarks Trailer Manufacturer & Sales

• Maintaining Your Trailer

  Expert Advice: Maintaining Your Trailer - Tips from Reid Cone of Ozark Trailer MFG & Sales

• How to Maximize Your Kitchen Space

  Ready to organize your kitchen? It can be easier than you think! Advise from Beyond Cabinets & Design

• Understanding Vehicle Frame Damage

  Expert Insights from Ken Ciesliniski of Ken's Collision Center

• Tattoo Trends: Millennial Parents Leading the Ink Revolution

  Interview with prominent tattoo artist and owner of Technicolor Tattoo Shop, Jason Holloway

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