Happy Labor Day – 2022
“Genius begins great works. Labor alone finishes them.” – Joseph Joubert Labor Day is often celebrated as a part of our work, our jobs, or our careers. We sometimes forget […]
UA Business Incubator Grows to Eight Startups
The University of Arkansas Greenhouse Outdoor Recreation Program (GORP) will support eight companies in its fall 2022 cohort, doubling the size of the cohort compared with GORP’s inaugural spring program. […]
Brooke Goudy of ‘Black Girls Do Bike’ to headline Women of OZ Sunset Summit
The ‘Trails are Common Ground’ ambassador and renowned mountain biking coach promotes community activism through cycling BENTONVILLE, Ark. (AUG. 30, 2022) – With just two weeks until the inaugural Women […]
Fayetteville Traverse Trail Open on Campus | University of Arkansas
The newest additions to the Fayetteville Traverse trail at the University of Arkansas are now open. This natural-surface trail is for walkers, runners as well as bicycle riders, and adaptive […]
Lake Ouachita Fall and Spring Schedules
The US Army Corps of Engineers, Vicksburg District, has issued their fall 2022 closure and spring 2023 opening schedule for Lake Ouachita. Please remember that these are only for US […]
Bikes, Burgers, Beverages…
…and Buddies (just to keep the alliteration going). Last night we took part in the weekly Pedal Party Little Rock bike ride. This event grew out of the Critical Mass […]
Arkansas Backcountry Hunters and Anglers Seeks Volunteers for Lake Winona and Lake Sylvia Trash Clean-ups
Join other volunteers Saturday, Sept. 10 to help keep our public lands beautiful LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — The Arkansas Chapter of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers (BHA) is celebrating National Public […]
7 Favorite Day Hiking Trails in Arkansas
Another tough 1 Question, 1 Answer survey where we asked you to name your favorite day hike in The Natural State. This time we found out about your 7 Favorite […]
Crater of Diamonds to celebrate 35,000th diamond found at park since 1972
Prizes and recognition planned for finder It’s time to plan a trip to Murfreesboro, Arkansas. Crater of Diamonds State Park is a wonderful place to take the family, a place […]
A Battle Brews Among Public Land Users
I have a lot of respect for the Ozark Society. If you’re unfamiliar with their history and mission, they were formed in 1962 by Dr. Neil Compton in the successful […]