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Fall Color Oct 01, 2020 It’s Otto the Otter here! I’m a North American River Otter and the mascot for Keep Arkansas Beautiful! Fall is my most favorite time of the year.
Virtual Experiences Apr 02, 2020 Stuck inside? Don't let that hold you back from discovery. Check out these Arkansas virtual experiences you can enjoy.
Celebrating Black History Month in Arkansas Feb 01, 2020 I love exploring the rich legacy, history, art and culture of Arkansas’ African American communities because it teaches me not just about the past, but the ways in which history is woven into the p
