Miss Laura: A Colorful Character from Arkansas’s Wild West History

  We all have different sides to our personalities and it’s always fun to see the various aspects of people we know and admire.  One of the most ladylike and professional, in the truest sense, women I know is Carolyn

Spotlighting African-American History

Helena-West Helena officially opens Freedom Park to the public with a dedication on Saturday, Feb. 23. Freedom Park includes exhibits that explore the African-American experience in Civil War Helena. The exhibits follow the journey of the African-Americans from fugitive slave

Birthday Party for General Douglas MacArthur Saturday

One of the most famous members of the United States military, General Douglas MacArthur, was born in Little Rock on January 26, 1880 in the Old Arsenal.  Today that building houses the MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military History, which will

Two Arkansas Properties Honored by TripAdvisor

Two Arkansas lodging properties – the Capital Hotel and 1884 Wildwood Bed and Breakfast —  have been named among the best in the nation by TripAdvisor for 2013.  The world’s largest travel website chooses their Traveler’s Choice Award winners based

Activities Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. at Little Rock Central National Historic Site

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., is being honored by Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site with two programs, one on Saturday and one on Monday. Saturday, January 19, brings “Music of the Movement,” a musical tribute to Dr.
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