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Hardy, Arkansas Ghost Tales
Again these are just Ghost Tales…or are they??
There’s nothing extraordinary involving Hardy, Arkansas during the day, but this city is run by tormented ghosts of the past. Some of the departed refuse to stay underground in this settlement. Folks who have never spent the night in this settlement will inform you it’s a pack of lies, but there truly are chilling things going down here in Hardy during the night. 
These are some of the spooky things that have happened here recently.
A lady with her head and left arm and right leg separated is repeatedly seen rummaging around in trash cans on a Hardy street.
A military uniform marching about lacking a body in it may regularly be made out by Lake Aztec Dam on a dark night gazing at the water.
Third Friday In Hardy
Just a friendly reminder that this Friday Dec. 18th is THIRD FRIDAY in Hardy. This is when many of the local shops will remain open until 8:00pm for those interested in shopping and supporting your local economy. It’s getting close to Christmas so now is the time to get out and find that special gift item. Hope to see ya’ll on Main Street.
Hardy’s 25th Annual Christmas Parade
It was a beautiful day in Hardy along Main Street. Mother Nature decided not to rain on this parade to everyone’s delight including Santa and all his helpers. There was plenty to see and lots of candy for all the good little girls and boys. Antique automobiles, animals, bands and decorated floats were some of the highlights of this years parade.
The parade started at City Hall and ended at the far end of town. It lasted well over an hour and Main Street was packed with onlookers and everyone had a delightful time.
If they won’t come to us, we’ll go to them
It seems some of the local business owners and associates figured out a way to ensure some extra business in this sometimes off season for shopping along the Main Street in Hardy.
What little trick is this you may ask? Well it seems that sometimes when the customers don’t seem to be coming to you, then it’s time to go to them. That is exactly what store owner Marc H., of the Ozark Classic Crafts Mall two associates Hal M. & Tracy M. representing, Etch Graphics and last but not least Page N., of For Mother Earth #2 did.
Hardy City Council Meeting Dec. 1, 2009
First on the agenda was Burton Cook, a resident of the Riverbend area near Hardy.
Cook presented to council a petition signed by numerous property owners on Bluff Road regarding the possible annexation of the area into Hardy in the event the city qualifies for a grant to put a water system in the area and Riverbend Park.
The petition was presented to council as a way of showing members and Hardy Mayor Nina Thornton that the property owners did not wish to be annexed into the city.
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