The City of Little Rock has announced that demolition of the damaged Markham Street pedestrian bridge is expected to begin Tuesday, marking the next step in reopening one of the
Last week, Little Rock announced that the damaged pedestrian bridge over Markham Street serving the Arkansas School for the Deaf and Arkansas School for the Blind will be demolished, with
Traffic on West Markham Street could soon begin moving again, but one familiar piece of infrastructure near the Arkansas School for the Deaf and Blind appears to be headed for
Little Rock’s vision of transforming land created by the Interstate 30 reconstruction into one of the nation’s premier urban parks took a major step forward Tuesday morning with the announcement
Outdoor recreation in Arkansas continues to grow, but the trails, parks, and green spaces people enjoy every weekend do not maintain themselves. Behind many of the state’s best outdoor destinations
Every year on the first Saturday in June, outdoor enthusiasts across the country lace up hiking boots, grab mountain bikes, launch kayaks, and head outdoors for National Trails Day. What
The Southwest and Southeast trails are moving forward, but a new county judge will be the one who finishes the job. Pulaski County is in the middle of one of
Trail running has experienced steady growth across Arkansas over the past decade. From small grassroots races on local singletrack to larger regional events, these runs rely on a shared understanding
This Veterans Day holds special significance for ArkansasOutside.com. It marks our 14th year as a veteran-owned platform dedicated to showcasing Arkansas’s natural beauty and adventurous spirit. We’re not just bringing
Last Thursday night, the City of Little Rock hosted a Ward One Forum at the Dunbar Community Center to present updated plans for completing the Arkansas River Trail between North