Does Jerry Jackson deserve a $90k salary this year and six figures by 2027?
Harrison, Arkansas needs to go full Musk on the mayor, and make him reply weekly to one simple question: What did you get done?
@mulberrytreeapp Two people questioned where the town was spending money since Mayor Jerry Jackson has been in office. The numbers thrown out made The Chamber of Commerce look like pure grifters, since nobody knows what value they actually add to the community.
Of course they won’t talk about anything that they don’t want to talk about, and so every time they sit before the public they talk about things that aren’t worth talking about.
What’s not talked about at the City Council meetings is what’s not talked about. Nobody in attendance seems to notice that nobody on the City Council says anything new or real as far as economic development.
The agenda every month seems to cover the same things, almost nothingness, and that’s because the City Council itself puts forth the agenda for what’s to be discussed.
@CityHarrisonAR ushering in a new era of prosperity, and all those tourists will head two blocks north to be entertained by all the blight on our town square. Who doesn’t see abandoned buildings and think, “THIS is where I want to shop and hang out!”?
Mayor Jerry Jackson at @CityHarrisonAR brags about two basketball courts and a pool so he doesn't have you questioning why his "Entertainment District" looks like a Rust Belt ghost town every night of the week.
@CityHarrisonAR What is Creekside? It’s two basketball courts and a dinky 25-yard pool. Bringing kiddie tournaments to town, this is the economic engine Jerry Jackson keeps bragging about? Move over, Nvidia, there’s a new wealth generating king,
Harrison, Arkansas is the best country on earth. It's also the smallest country on earth, and not recognized as a sovereign state by any member of The United Nations.
I love powdered vaporwave music. That’s what I stir in my coffee to make it taste like Branson Fresh mixed with electronic 80s elevator audio ambiance.
The future looks bright.
That’s because the artificial sun will be outside your shipping container apartment, and you’ll be enjoying your government-mandated fifteen minutes of synthetic Vitamin D body-sponge time.
The final speaker of the night was Arthur Royston, presenting on behalf of First United Methodist Church, with pastor Angie Gage in attendance in the audience.
Or when saw we thee sick, or in prison, and came unto thee? And the King shall answer and say unto them, Verily I say unto you, Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me.”