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OFFICIAL City of Searcy
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OFFICIAL City of Searcy
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| Known by Frankfort (1837), Searcy (1839), Sulphur Springs (1840s) & then Searcy again in 1840s (both of the latter names are shown on maps at that time). It is the county seat of White County, named for Richard Searcy, a territorial judge. Harding University is located here. |
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