Arkansas State Parks is preparing for a potential prescribed burn at Pinnacle Mountain State Park in mid-November. Weather will determine the exact timing, but the effort represents an ongoing commitment
HARRISON, Ark. – The National Park Service will conduct prescribed fire operations in the Buffalo Point area of Buffalo National River between November 2025 and early spring 2026, depending on
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Senate Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Committee has advanced several bills related to public lands and forest management, including one that would expand the Flatside Wilderness Area
UPDATE:The Lamar Bathhouse Emporium gift shop is now open. The retail store that carries Hot Springs National Park souvenirs, clothing, and collectibles was closed last week during the partial government
A government shutdown could have a significant impact on Arkansas’ tourism industry, particularly in outdoor recreation. With Army Corps of Engineers parks, National Parks like Hot Springs and Buffalo National
In 2024, Arkansas’s national park and historic site properties continued to play a vital role as economic engines for the state. Across the seven NPS-managed locations, visitors spent an estimated
If you check the Arkansas Outside calendar for September 24–28, 2025, you’ll see it is shaping up to be another action-packed weekend across the Natural State. Here’s a roundup of
Two visitors to Crater of Diamonds State Park have unearthed some of the largest diamonds found at the site this year, continuing a streak of notable discoveries in 2025. Dash
Autumn in Arkansas brings cooler weather, clear skies, and a vibrant display of red, orange and gold across the state’s forests. From the Ozark Mountains to the Delta, Arkansas state
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — If you’ve been looking for an excuse to get outside, next weekend delivers. On Saturday, September 27, 2025, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Little Rock