LITTLE ROCK – Today I’d like to talk about the Fourth of July, or Independence Day, in Arkansas, the state with enough lakes, rivers, hiking trails, and outdoor festivals to accommodate 3
BENTON COUNTY, AR – The Northwest Arkansas Land Trust (NWALT) announced today the recent donation of 67 acres by the family of John Wasson, who was born and raised in Springtown,
Although Arkansas Outside started life back in 2007 as a personal blog, it became an official business with the move to the ArkansasOutside.com URL in November of 2011, almost 11
Lauren Ray has been an incredible ambassador for Arkansas over the past six years. She has brought her wonderful talents to bear on the Buffalo National River. She will be
(Article from Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage, and Tourism, Jill Rohrbach, travel writer) If trees could talk, the towering Bur oak in Cane Hill would have some mighty stories to tell. Estimated
From Summer, 2012 Much of Arkansas is currently under severe/extreme drought conditions. It hasn’t rained much here all summer. Every time we get a few drops Facebook lights up with
Spending in Arkansas reached more than $248 million mostly in hotels, restaurants, transportation, recreation WASHINGTON – The Department of the Interior today announced that visitor spending in communities near national parks
This week, People For Bikes released their annual City Ratings. In its sixth year, the City Ratings are “…a data-driven program to evaluate, identify and compare the best cities and
LITTLE ROCK, AR, — Metroplan invites the public to review and comment on proposed routes for its Regional Greenways Plan. The plan identifies five active transportation routes extending over one
This article is the first in a series about section hiking the Ozark Highlands Trail. Read about the next section hikes here: Section Hiking the Ozark Highlands Trail: Cherry Bend