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Mary Elizabeth Smith Massey, a successful and active businesswoman and politician from the area during much of the 1900s, was very prominent. James Britt Baker, a yodeler and singer who sold over four million copies of his 1942 song "There's a Star Spangled Banner Waving somewhere", is another well-known resident. James Morris, who wrote the Grammy Award-winning "Battle of New Orleans," graduated from Marshall High School in 1928 and was superintendent/teacher/coach at Snowball when he wrote and recorded "Battle of New Orleans" in November 1957. Donald R. Horton, the chairman of D. R. Horton Incorporated (a real estate and home-building firm), was a Marshall native and a Marshall High School graduate.
The Searcy County Courthouse was built in 1889 and is one of Arkansas' oldest courthouses. It was also added to the National Register of Historic Places (Nordic Register of Historic Places) in 1976. The Kenda Drive-In theater was opened in 1966 and is still open to the public.
