White County

White County is an administrative division in Arkansas that encompasses rolling farmland and open spaces across its territory. The Little Red River winds through the region, creating natural boundaries and shaping the local landscape.

The area was established in 1835 as part of the westward expansion and settlement of the Arkansas Territory. This early founding shaped how the region developed over the following generations.

The White County Fair brings together regional farmers, artisans, and residents to display agricultural products, crafts, and local traditions.

Searcy serves as the county seat and houses governmental offices and public services for the area. Visiting during local events and seasonal activities provides the best sense of community life and local traditions.

The county maintains several educational institutions, including Searcy High School, which contributes to the academic development of local students.

Location: Arkansas

Inception: October 23, 1835

Capital city: Searcy

Shares border with: Independence County, Jackson County, Woodruff County, Prairie County, Lonoke County, Faulkner County, Cleburne County

Website: http://whitecounty.arkansas.gov

GPS coordinates: 35.25583,-91.73472

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:25