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Eclipse expectations 'exceeded,' Searcy coordinator says - Vimarsana News

Eclipse expectations 'exceeded,' Searcy coordinator says

In addition to the total attendance of 7,000 throughout the day at the Searcy Event Center on April 8, there were at least 350 at Berryhill Park during last week’s

'Actual eclipse experience' expectations 'exceeded,' Searcy coordinator says - Vimarsana News

'Actual eclipse experience' expectations 'exceeded,' Searcy coordinator says

In addition to the total attendance of 7,000 throughout the day at the Searcy Event Center on April 8, there were at least 350 at Berryhill Park during last week’s

Eclipse effort comes in 'well under budget,' according to coordinator - Vimarsana News

Eclipse effort comes in 'well under budget,' according to coordinator

The Searcy eclipse effort “came in well under budget on both the city and A&P allocated accounts,” according to Searcy Eclipse Coordinator Jenna Friday.

Although turnout lower than expected, day-trippers, overnighters find Searcy to be right place for total solar eclipse - Vimarsana News

Although turnout lower than expected, day-trippers, overnighters find Searcy to be right place for total solar eclipse

Although the public viewing sites at Lion Stadium and Raider Stadium were mostly empty Monday, Berryhill Park and the Searcy Event Center stayed pretty busy, even if the overall turnout

Searcy Eclipse Committee 'fully prepared,' with 'midlevel situation' expected - Vimarsana News

Searcy Eclipse Committee 'fully prepared,' with 'midlevel situation' expected

The Searcy Police Department will have a total of 51 officers working April 8 the day of the total solar eclipse, according to Police Chief Steve Hernandez, including some stationed