Name chosen to better reflect the culture of the people who built the mounds (SCOTT, Ark.) – To better reflect the culture of the people who built the mounds, Toltec
In January 2020, we reported that Arkansas State Parks had accepted a gift of $20 million from the Walton Family Foundation. This money would be used as matching grant monies
Northwest Arkansas – At approximately 12:00 pm, November 1, 2022, search and rescue personnel found lost hiker Clinton Preston Smith near the river in the vicinity of Horseshoe Bend. Mr.
A short list of outdoor recreation news affecting Arkansans. Learn more about these below. Day Use Fees Waived for Veterans Day Completion of Mission-Razorback Connector Arkansas to Host 2026 Bass
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Vicksburg District will close an elevated walkway on the Lake Ouachita Vista ADA Trail Section due to damage until further notice. The Denby
HEBER SPRINGS, Ark. – The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Greers Ferry Project Office is closing two additional boat launch ramps because of the reservoir’s low water levels. The Mill Creek
Arlette Laan started distance hiking in 2003. Since then she has become the first woman to complete all 11 National Scenic trails — totaling over 18,000 miles. Arlette will be
The Momentary welcomes Yinka Shonibare’s work as a new long-term loan from OZ Art NWA BENTONVILLE, Ark. (October 24, 2022) – OZ Art NWA unveiled the newest addition to the collection by artist Yinka
This year we could celebrate the 10th Annual running of Race the Base at Pinnacle Mountain State Park if not for the interruption of 2020. We’re going to call it
Few things spark controversy among trail maintenance organizations like broaching the subject of blowing leaves off hiking and mountain biking trails. As predictable as the change of seasons, each Autumn