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Searcy to add bridge, fix old one at Yancey Park, build retaining wall on library side to stop Gin Creek erosion - Vimarsana News

Searcy to add bridge, fix old one at Yancey Park, build retaining wall on library side to stop Gin Creek erosion

A bridge will be constructed at Yancey Park, and the current one fixed, as part of a $154,382.50 effort by the city of Searcy to curtail erosion by Gin Creek.

'Existing services' cost for Searcy IT Department increasing by $8,000 - Vimarsana News

'Existing services' cost for Searcy IT Department increasing by $8,000

Increasing costs of "existing services" for the Searcy Information Technology Department would add $8,000 to its budget expenditures next year, according to Director Steven Gifford.

No wrecks during first week of new four-way stop at intersection of Pleasure Avenue, Elm Street - Vimarsana News

No wrecks during first week of new four-way stop at intersection of Pleasure Avenue, Elm Street

Searcy Police Department What: No wrecks at intersection of Pleasure Avenue, Elm Street as of Monday When: Since intersection made four-way stop Dec. 12 Why: Intersection “crash problem,” according to

Searcy officials considering four-way stop for Pleasure Avenue and Elm Street intersection - Vimarsana News

Searcy officials considering four-way stop for Pleasure Avenue and Elm Street intersection

The Searcy City Council are considering whether to make the intersection of Pleasure Avenue and Elm Street a four-way stop.

Recently damaged roofs on two city buildings need to be replaced, Searcy officials say - Vimarsana News

Recently damaged roofs on two city buildings need to be replaced, Searcy officials say

Two roofs on city buildings were damaged during a recent storm and are in need of close to $160,000 for repairs or replacement, according to Searcy officials.