Editor’s Note: This story was originally published in 2012, back when central Arkansas’s trail and road riding scene looked a bit different. With so many new routes, coffee stops, breweries,
Arkansas is in the midst of a trail revolution, and last Friday’s episode of Arkansas Week on Arkansas PBS showcased the momentum. The panel discussion, hosted by veteran journalist Dawn
Student climbers from across Arkansas will gather on February 15, 2025, for the first Arkansas State Championships of the American Scholastic Climbing League (ASCL). Hosted at Climb Bentonville, the competition
LITTLE ROCK, AR, January 13, 2025 — Metroplan has published its 2024 Economic Review and Outlook, providing a comprehensive analysis of economic trends in the Little Rock-North Little Rock-Conway Metropolitan
Metroplan, the metropolitan planning organization for Central Arkansas, has been awarded a $913,690 federal grant from the Safe Streets and Roads for All Program. This funding, a direct result of
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
Central Arkansas is experiencing a surge in mountain biking trails and bike parks. The region’s rapid growth in mountain biking trails and parks has transformed it into a premier destination
“Biking is not just a sport, it’s a way of life.”– Anonymous It’s easy to get carried away when riding a bike. The old adage, “If there is more than
Southwest Trail receives over $5 Million and the Regional Greenway receives almost $2 Million Little Rock – The Metroplan Board of Directors recently awarded $16.5 million towards transportation improvement in
Changing Demographics in Central Arkansas (Editor’s note: About Metroplan – Metroplan is an association of local governments that has operated by inter-local agreement since 1955. Originally formed as the Metropolitan