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CASA Gets Money from "The Great Arkansas Treasure Hunt"

Wednesday, February 4, 2026 at 7:32 AM

By Scott McCaulley @smcckc

The Great Arkansas Treasure Hunt came to Harrison on Tuesday.

A program of the Arkansas State Auditor’s Office, the purpose is to connect current and past Arkansans with unclaimed property or money. The department had a mobile office set up at Harrison City Hall.

Among those that had unclaimed money was CASA of North Arkansas, who received a check for $717.

Those that could not make it to City Hall on Tuesday can still take part in the program. Information is available through the link on the City of Harrison Facebook Page.

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CASA Gets Money from "The Great Arkansas Treasure Hunt"

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