RELIVING CALICO ROCK HISTORY: PIONEER LIFE

RELIVING CALICO ROCK HISTORY: PIONEER LIFE Re-enactors will demonstrate the crafts and skills of Ozarks pioneers at the Calico Rock Museum from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Saturday, October 27th. Dana Schaeffer, Karen Jones and Rhoda Doerr will present a gallery showing...

Stand-up Paddleboarding Comes to Arkansas

by: Zoie Clift, travel writer ***** Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism   Encountering a person on a stand-up paddleboard (SUP) is still somewhat of a novel sight in the state. As a result, the scene sparks a lot of curiosity. “People will ask, ‘Where did...

Guitar Walk Taking Shape in Walnut Ridge

The Guitar Walk at Cavenaugh Park is nearing completion in downtown Walnut Ridge. The massive concrete walk, which is shaped and tinted like an Epiphone Casino guitar, is now in place, and finishing touches will be added in the coming weeks. Crossno Excavating has...

Randolph County Preserves A Rich History

Randolph County is a treasure chest of early Arkansas history. Within twenty miles of Pocahontas, the county seat, visitors will find the sites of thirteen historical ranging from the early territorial years through the introduction of statehood and into the Civil War...

Mammoth Spring: Where the Waters Flow

Mammoth Spring, the northern most community in the Ozark Gateway region, is best known for Arkansas' largest spring, the second largest in the Ozark Mountains. A National Natural Landmark, the spring flows over nine million gallons of water per hour, forming a ten...