$468,838.69 awarded to projects in four cities LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – On Wednesday, Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders joined Secretary Shea Lewis, Secretary Renee Mallory, and Office of Outdoor Recreation Director Katherine
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Communities across Arkansas will see improvements to parks and recreational facilities thanks to $3.85 million in Outdoor Recreation Grants awarded by the Arkansas Department of Parks,
In a recent letter, Katherine Andrews, the Director of the Arkansas Office of Outdoor Recreation, reflected on the transformative progress made during the office’s third year. Establishing a robust structure,
Understanding the Freeze-Thaw Cycle: How Arkansas Winters Impact Trails Arkansas winters are known for their unpredictability. A morning may begin with temperatures below freezing, only to warm into the 50s
As the clock strikes midnight and we toast to new beginnings, many of us resolve to make changes—embracing healthier lifestyles, seeking more adventure, or spending more time in nature. There’s
When I first moved to Arkansas in the 1990s, the state was a mystery to me. My grandmother, though born in Sevier County, had left the state as a toddler,
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
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.
A roundup of recent outdoor news from across Arkansas Arkansas’s great outdoors offers endless opportunities for wonder and adventure, from the scenic DeQueen Lake to the expansive Fayetteville Trails. Here’s