Category: Blog

Bob Dylan Wins Nobel Prize in Literature

On Thursday, October 12, 2016 Bob Dylan was awarded with the Nobel Prize in Literature for giving life to new ways of poetically expressing American song. With his raw, gravelly vocals, and intermittent wailing harmonics-he became the father of folk-rock. His lyrics moved generations and gave tangible meaning to the experiences and emotions of so […]

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Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism, Arvest Bank collaborate to offer specialty debit cards

Limited edition cards to display popular destinations across The Natural State LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (Sept. 7, 2016) – The Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism and Arvest Bank worked in collaboration to create a limited-edition series of specialty debit cards that showcase some of the state’s most scenic and popular attractions. The eight debit card […]

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Fall hiking in the Ouachitas offers colorful scenery

Zoie Clift, travel writer Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism Hiking is an awe inspiring route to experience the beauty of Arkansas. The state’s climate allows the pastime year round, and the fall season shines a spotlight on the colorful scenery. “Fall hiking is great,” said Tim Ernst, a wilderness photographer and author of many […]

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From Mob Scenes to Silver Screens

Hot Springs, Arkansas is rich in diverse history, and it continues to honor that history today. The enchanting and discrete valley became a charming mecca of activity and retreat. From the famous Bathhouse Row to memorial museums of notorious figures, the off-beat and alluring energy is quite undeniable. Native Americans are rumored to have rejuvenated […]

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Feels Something Like Home

Perhaps it was the delightful smell of fresh soil or the scorch of the afternoon sun, but something about the day we photographed Real Fair Food featuring Arkansas 4-H members who compete in country fairs around the state, transported me to a place in time–one where I could not be certain I had not previously […]

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King Biscuit Blues Fest

This year, the 31st annual King Biscuit Blues Fest will take place on October 5th through the 8th in Helena, Arkansas – home to the longest running radio show ever – “King Biscuit Time”. This will be a weekend filled with food, bustling activity, and most importantly – the soulful music that aims to recognize […]

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Murder Mystery: Gunfight at Alma

In 1933, the notorious Barrow Gang terrorized northwest Arkansas and shot down a town marshal. Photography courtesy of Dallas Municipal Archive, City of Dallas. Originally appeared in AY‘s March 2013 issue.   On May 1, 1933, Henry D. Humphrey pinned on a shiny marshal’s badge and swore to protect and serve the more than 700 […]

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Get to know Lindsay Heullit with Central Clinic for Women

Welcome Dr. Lindsay Heulitt to Central Clinic for Women! Q: Where is your hometown? A: Fayetteville, AR. Q: Where did you graduate high school, undergraduate school, medical school and the years? A: I graduated high school from Fayetteville High School in 2003, from college at Baylor University in 2006, and from medical school at the […]

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