When Arkansas State University chose the “Red Wolves” as their new track mascot in 2008, little thought was given to the educational platform that would be created to help save an endangered Native American species. Today, A-State plays a growing national role in American red wolf conservation and education efforts in partnership with the St. … Read more
There is so much beauty in Arkansas and many towns and cities throughout the natural state are working hard to preserve the glory of these wonderful places. These particular towns in Arkansas, however, work hard to ensure that their landscape attracts the attention of many residents and tourists in all seasons of the year. Location … Read more
Board Agenda Monday, January 16, 2023 6:30 p.m. m. This will be a virtual meeting and open to the public. Sign in early to deal with software updates and other issues so we can get started on time. The waiting room will be open 10 minutes before. Join Zoom Meeting: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82312534353?pwd=Ukdzb3pnUmIzUDFodVd0QTlDUUl3Zz09 Meeting ID: 823 1253 … Read more
Elusive and nocturnal, bobcats are rarely seen by humans. But these adaptable creatures live in almost every type of habitat in Arkansas. What do they look like? They are about twice the size of your average house cat with an average weight of 15 to 20 pounds, but can reach 30 to 40 pounds. They … Read more
If you spend a lot of time in Northwest Arkansas or chat with brew chefs from around the state, one thing you’ll quickly discover is that the Ozark Beer Co. produces some of the best and most popular beers in the state. The Roger-based brewery has been an exclusive NWA affair since its opening, but … Read more
You may have missed your chance to get into the under 60 club (the extreme idiot club) and win your shield. We had two days Tuesday and Wednesday where the lake temperature dropped below 60 degrees. The lake is unlikely to be below 60 for the rest of this year, but luckily for those without … Read more
Definitely go winter camping and go on an adventure! But if you are afraid of camping and you like a comfortable environment when it snows, the first thing you should do is make a snowman. The Most Popular Winter Activities to Do in Arkansas Although it doesn’t snow every year in Arkansas, there are plenty … Read more
Little Rock and Arkansas overall experience all four seasons with an average rainfall of 49.57 inches. We are considered a subtropical climate with hot, humid summers and short, cool winters. Our temperatures are affected by warm, moist air from the Gulf of Mexico and cool, dry air from Canada. Little Rock is in USDA hardiness … Read more
The Arkansas River Trail (also known as the Millennium Trail) is a walking and biking trail that connects downtown Little Rock to Pinnacle Mountain on the South Rim and downtown North Little Rock and Cook’s Landing on the North Shore. The Big Dam Bridge and the new Clinton Presidential Park Bridge create a 14-mile pedestrian … Read more
When moving to a new city, Americans want to choose a safe community to live in. The crime rate is a good indicator of how safe a city is. Recently, the United States of America had an average violent crime rate of 395.70 per 100,000 population and a property crime rate of 1958 according to … Read more
Happy November everyone! Just because the weather is starting to change doesn’t mean the fun has to stop in Hot Springs, AR! Edgewater Resort is not only open year-round, but as of last Saturday we also have great off-season rates for you to take advantage of. Need a little more incentive? Check out some of … Read more
It may seem overwhelming to hear that there are 47 hot springs in Arkansas. Fortunately, they are all in one central location. Can anyone guess where these amazing springs are? We’ll wait… You got it. Hot Springs National Park is located in central Arkansas, next to the famous Arkansas resort, Hot Springs. Hot spring water … Read more
Little Rock is the perfect town to rock out and have fun with the family. This city will amaze you with its ethereal sights, deep and rich cultural history, beautiful scenery, and many enjoyable recreational activities to engage in during your vacation. Bike Little Rock with Rock Town River Outfitters The most efficient and fun … Read more
Small-town charm is a big draw for the people of Arkansas. City life is fine, but there is a certain magic in small places that evokes memories of happier, simpler times when children could play outside and be safe. Growing up in a small town has its own qualities. From personal experience, the days spent … Read more
According to the FBI, the United States of America recently recorded an average violent crime rate of 308 per 100,000 population and a property crime rate of 1958. The crime rate is a good indicator of the safety of a city or an Express. As in all other states, safety is only one of many … Read more
While many Americans remained refugees for much of 2020, others continued to move, whether for work, retirement or lifestyle reasons. In 2020, Arkansas was one of the top destinations for Americans to settle. According to United Van Lines’ 44th Annual National Migration Study, Arkansas was not. 10 among US states for incoming engines. Arkansas was … Read more
In 1872, Congress created Yellowstone National Park with the goal of protecting the unique geothermal features found there. Yellowstone has over 10,000 geothermal features, including over 500 geysers! These extraordinary features attract the attention of millions of visitors each year, but with that attention comes the risk of visitors accidentally or intentionally getting too close. … Read more
Little Rock and Arkansas overall experience all four seasons with an average rainfall of 49.57 inches. We are considered a subtropical climate with hot, humid summers and short, cool winters. Our temperatures are affected by warm, moist air from the Gulf of Mexico and cool, dry air from Canada. Little Rock is in USDA hardiness … Read more
Arkansans are often stereotyped as one group, but there are several different divisions among native Arkansans! These cultural distinctions among the residents of the Natural State only serve as a reminder that Arkansas is filled with many kinds of cool and unique people. Of course, this is all ironic. It is very difficult to paint … Read more
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Little Rock has been rated as one of the best places to live in the United States. According to U.S. News and World Report, the capital is ranked 93rd out of 150 metropolitan areas based on quality of life and labor market, as well as the value of life and people’s … Read more