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Visitors from all walks of the country love to camp, canoe, fish, and camp on the Spring River. Locals and tourists alike visit Hardy, also known as Old Hardy Town. They enjoy the historic atmosphere of the shops along Main Street. Sharp County hosted a county fair for many decades. The new fairgrounds, located on twenty acres of land three miles south of Ash Flat, are the new fairgrounds. Sharp County's history can be found in the Old Independence Regional Museum in Batesville. It covers the twelve counties that were once part of the original Independence County.
Hardy Cemetery Historic Section is one of the most notable historic sites in the county. Williford Methodist Church is another. Both of these historic sites are on the National Register of Historic Places.
Some of the most prominent residents of Sharp County are Arkansas Supreme Court Justice Conley Byrd and the Wilburn Brothers. James Newton Smithee, the founder of the Arkansas Democrat, was also a one-time owner and founder of the Arkansas Gazette. Winfield Scott Morgan, a populist politician, and author lived a large part of his life here. Sharp County also birthed Elwin Charles "Preacher", a professional baseball player.
