The musical comedy troupe’s 'Joan of Arkansas' was the first electrical recording ever released. Here's why that's a big deal.

This Army training base opened in 1917 to prepare troops for World War I, and was a boon for business in the area. Ewing, Inc ...

According to the Arkansas Gazette, those killed included a Lincoln (Washington County) farmer and his 5-year-old son. A third ...

After the natural passing of 35-year Arkansas death row inmate Bruce Earl Ward, former Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson, is sharing his thoughts as the person who ...

Violent storms and tornadoes tore through cities from Oklahoma to Indiana during what could be a record-setting period of ...

Mount Nebo isn’t just another state park – it’s 1,350 feet of pure, unadulterated natural wonder that somehow remains one of ...

The Shoppach House, which has stood as a staple of Benton history since 1853, still has stories to tell. Those narratives are ...

Slavery bitterly divided North against South and neighbor against neighbor throughout the early history of the United States.

On Saturday, April 26, from 12:30-4 p.m., the Arkansas State Archives will hold its spring symposium titled, “Vanished ...

Sloan, professor emeritus of history, an award-winning teacher who helped rebuild the university's graduate and doctoral programs, died March 4. He was 84.

Gov. Bill Clinton calling in 1983 to ask him to be the first Black appointment to the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. He ...

The Lost Valley Trail near Jasper might be the best family-friendly hike in Arkansas. It leads to a cave with a waterfall ...