We have a few traditions around our household. Most are in some way wrapped around Halloween, we are a little obsessed with the heinous day. Another tradition is the Christmas
It’s a cold, wet, wintry day in Arkansas. The sleet/rain/snow is keeping the dogs inside for now. We’re being slugs, sitting around watching television while we still have power. The tree limbs
One could do a race every weekend, if they wanted to and never leave The Natural State. We have almost every distance and terrain you could imagine. Short distance? Try
Local running ambassador, Nicholas (aka Marvin the Martian) showed us how to have fun on a trail run this past weekend at the Mount Nebo Bench Trail Run.
Back in early December I found out about a meteor shower that would be peaking overnight December 13th-14th with up to 100 per hour visible to the naked eye, the
Today is the 109th anniversary of the first powered flight. On December 17, 1903, Orville Wright piloted the first powered airplane 20 feet above a wind-swept beach in North Carolina.
December temperatures in Arkansas have been mild so it was no surprise that this past Saturday, despite the overnight rain, early fog and light drizzle as we pulled away from
…only better. Although Arkansas Outside has been around since sometime in the middle of 2007, it turned into something more than a personal blog last December. That’s when we hired
Bike polo is one of the lesser known biking-related activities out there. Chances are, you wouldn’t even know it existed unless you know someone who actually plays it. It’s got