October 23, 2024 — With continued dry conditions and heightened fire danger, federal land agencies in Arkansas have implemented burn bans to protect public safety and preserve natural resources. These
Arkansas is poised to showcase its vibrant outdoor scene this weekend with a diverse array of cycling and running events. Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist seeking challenging terrain or a
Amid ongoing drought conditions that have led to extreme fire risk, Buffalo National River has enacted a temporary fire ban, effective immediately. This precaution aims to mitigate the heightened risk
The Arkansas Delta offers a unique opportunity to witness the vibrant seasonal color changes of autumn. Characterized by flat landscapes, slow-moving rivers, and a mix of hardwood forests, this region
Mount Magazine State Park Among Grantees Seven climbing areas across the United States will soon receive new, modern hardware thanks to Access Fund’s annual Anchor Replacement Fund grant program. This
The awards include well over $5 Million for Active Transportation projects. Little Rock, AR – Metroplan, the regional planning organization for Central Arkansas, recently announced the distribution of $17.35 million
Due to the continued dry conditions across the Ozarks, as of October 17, 2024, lighting or maintaining a campfire within the boundaries of Buffalo National River is prohibited except in
Reminder… The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Little Rock District, and Pulaski County have initiated a revitalization project for the iconic Big Dam Bridge. The project, which began with a
Arkansas’s tourism industry has reached a significant milestone, generating $9.9 billion in 2023, according to a recent economic impact study commissioned by the Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage, and Tourism.
The Womble Trail in Ouachita National Forest is currently partially closed due to a fire in the Hee Gap area, according to the US Forest Service. The closure extends from