Highrock Hop Trail Runs
Had you told me there were trails north of Batesville, I would’ve easily guessed they were hilly. To my surprise not only were they as I predicted, but they also
March 21, 2013
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Had you told me there were trails north of Batesville, I would’ve easily guessed they were hilly. To my surprise not only were they as I predicted, but they also
During the month of March, you should fill out your March Madness bracket, beware the Ides of March, wear green on St. Patrick’s Day, relax during Spring Break, and participate
The Most Successful Coach in NCAA History. – Exclusive, one-day only signing of new book in Little Rock – Buy the book. Meet the man. Get the Autograph. Saturday, March
There was no green beer, no corned beef or cabbage, no bagpipes or skipping leprechauns but there were runners in the field, ready to hit the dirt and rocks. Some
Three Days of Syllamo is the only stage race hosted in The Natural State. For some it is a yearly pilgrimage to the land of the unknown, Arkansas. Last year,
The weather in Arkansas is fickle. We all make jokes about how the weather turns on a dime. Last weekend the temperatures hovered just below freezing in the morning, barely
This past weekend was the Little Rock Marathon and true to form, it was HUGE! We could have stationed people all over the place to do big coverage but plenty
My first article for Arkansas Outside was about the 19th Sylamore Trail 25k/50k. I made a comment in that article that I’d run the race this year. I made good
(This is the first in a series that Arkansas Outside Contributor, Nicholas Norfolk is writing on running clubs throughout Arkansas.) I joined the Cabot Country Cruisers at one of their
The inaugural Mississippi River Marathon took place on Saturday, February 09. You were directed to the downtown area of Greenville (near the finish line) around 6:00 to board one of the