Federal data show the Natural State’s outdoor sector now accounts for 2.6% of GDP and supports more than 43,800 jobs, with wages topping $2.27 billion in 2024. LITTLE ROCK — Arkansas’s
Central Arkansas communities are set to receive a combined $1.675 million in federal transportation grants to fund trail construction and pedestrian infrastructure improvements, the Metroplan Board of Directors announced March
HOT SPRINGS, Arkansas — Business in the front, party in the back. That’s the Mullet Run motto, and after five years, it still fits perfectly. The Fifth Annual Northwoods Mullet
Why go hunting for waterfalls when it has barely rained? That question was stuck in my head. We have had a dry winter, yet I had a brand new Arkansas
The National Park Service has introduced a free interactive dashboard that gives paddlers real-time river flow data for the Buffalo National River, making it easier than ever to plan a
Arkansas mountain bikers, your favorite time of year is back. The Annual March Mountain Bike Madness bracket tournament kicked off on March 2, and voting is open now. Whether you’re
Arkansas riders, it is time to tune your suspension, settle your debates, and get ready to cast your votes. The Annual March Mountain Bike Madness bracket is back on Monday,
Arkansas’s New Shuttle Access Downhill Destination Arrives in the Ozarks Mulberry Mountain Gravity Park, located on Mulberry Mountain in the Arkansas Ozarks, has announced its official opening weekend for March
Pea Ridge National Military Park will conduct a series of prescribed burns from Friday through Sunday, February 20 to 22, as part of an ongoing effort to restore native ecosystems
What Arkansas River Trail Users Should Expect During the Five-Day Closure Major Arkansas River Trail Crossing Set for Temporary Shutdown The Big Dam Bridge, a critical link in the Arkansas