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Gilbert, AR · Arts & Culture

KARK 4 News

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New North Little Rock pavilion honors Arkansas music legends

North Little Rock, AR · 9d

FOX 16 News

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Arkansas Cornbread Festival returns to Little Rock’s SoMa District Nov. 7

The Arkansas Cornbread Festival is scheduled to return to downtown Little Rock's SoMa District on November 7, featuring cornbread competitions, live music, and activities supporting the Arkansas Foodbank.

Little Rock, AR · 12d

FOX 16 News

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Former Razorback Tag Ridings hoping to hear more Hog Calls again at Simmons Bank Championship

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KLRT) – Central Arkansas is once again playing host to some of the biggest names in senior golf as the Simmons Bank Championship returns to Pleasant Valley Country Club. The field features plenty of star power, including 2025 Charles Schwab Cup champion Stewart Cink, Zach Johnson, who has six victories on the […]

Little Rock, AR · 12d

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White Sulphur Springs celebrates 30 years since rededication

White Sulphur Springs Cemetery commemorated the 30th anniversary of its rededication on Oct. 11. In 1996, the Patrick Cleburne Camp of the Sons of Confederate Veterans along with the David O. Dodd United Daughters of the Confederacy chapter began working together toward reclaiming the historic cemetery from long neglect and the ravages of time. On Oct. 11, 1912, the first marble monument was dedicated at Camp White Sulphur Springs by the UDC. In 1986, at age 16, Andy Taylor took on restoration of the cemetery as his Eagle Scout project, mowing the overgrown grounds and cleaning up trash dumped down the dead-end road where the resting place is located.

Little Rock, AR · 12d

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hoodline.com

Clinton Presidential Center to Shut Down Two Years for Major Overhaul

The William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum in Little Rock will shut its doors for two years starting in late 2027 to undergo a sweeping modernization, according to its director. The closure will make way for a new gallery dedicated to Hillary Rodham Clinton, an overhauled Clinton-Gore Administration exhibit, and a redesigned 50-acre park surrounding the complex.

Little Rock, AR · 13d

invitingarkansas.com

Ben Moore – Standing with Those Who Stand Ready

Every Memorial Day, Benjamin Moore’s parents decorate the graves of veterans whose lives touched their own. His father, a Vietnam-era veteran, and his mother devoted more than 60 combined years to helping veterans through their work at the VA hospital. Now in their 70s, they still buy meals for service members they encounter in uniform. For Benjamin, these gestures reflect a family commitment that shaped his understanding of service. “I was raised to believe serving those who serve us is simply part of our civic duty. They set the standard.” Today, Benjamin continues this devotion to service as Arkansas National Guard Foundation Board of Directors President.

Arkansas · 11d

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Boosie Badazz Set To Perform With Full Orchestra In Little Rock

Boosie Badazz is taking “The Black Tie Experience” to Little Rock, Arkansas, with a January 2, 2027, date booked at Robinson Center. The Saturday night show will pair his Southern Hip-Hop catalog with The Signature Orchestra, giving fans a chance to hear his music backed by a live ensemble. The production draws on a recording career that spans more than two decades.

Little Rock, AR · 13d

Stuttgart Daily Leader

Local fiddler to be honored as Living Treasure

LITTLE ROCK — The Arkansas Arts Council will honor the 2026 Arkansas Living Treasure, fiddler Tim Trawick, during a reception and music event from 5-8 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 20, at Historic Arkansas Museum, 200 E. Third St. in Little Rock. “Tim Trawick is a wonderful addition to our...

Little Rock, AR · 13d

magnoliareporter.com

Arkansas History for Friday, October 30, 2026: Arkansas Gazette publisher arrives in state

Important Arkansas historical events and significant anniversaries for October 30, with notable births and deaths of people with Arkansas connections for this date. Information is drawn from state archives, historical societies, contemporary newspapers and other media archives, and legal records. Much of this information comes from the Encyclopedia of Arkansas, an online publication. ChatGPT has collected this data.

Arkansas · 11d

aymag.com

AY’s Guide to the 2026 Holiday Season

It seems like only yesterday folks were dusting off the grill and trying to beat the heat — and with weather like Arkansas’, maybe they were — but with somewhat cooler temperatures come the familiar buzz and glow of the holiday season. Communities across the Natural State are preparing for downtown parades, Turkey Trots, light displays and other festive fun to finish out the year. Meanwhile, heads of household batten down the hatches and get ready to welcome gaggles of loved ones for all the chaos and coziness of annual family gatherings.

Little Rock, AR · 11d

everafterinthewoods.com

8 Arkansas Fall Day Trips That End With Pie, Soup, Or A Really Good Dinner

Arkansas has an official state pie, and its crust is made from meringue, crackers, and pecans. Then it gets piled with whipped cream and pineapple. I love that a whole state agreed on something that sounds like a dessert dare. That pie is only one reason to gas up the...

Arkansas · 13d

hoodline.com

North Little Rock's Johnny Cash Pavilion Nears Opening, Birthdate Typo and All

An eight-foot bronze Johnny Cash now stands bolted to a pedestal at Argenta Plaza in North Little Rock, the centerpiece of a pavilion meant to honor the state's deepest musical roots. But look closely at the base and you'll spot an error: it lists Cash's birth year as 1935 instead of 1932. Workers assembled the pavilion's elaborate steel structure through summer temperatures that hovered around 100 degrees, and with a grand-opening ceremony approaching, organizers expect the mistake likely won't be fixed in time.

North Little Rock, AR · 13d

KARK 4 News

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More than 900 volunteers helping with Simmons Bank Championship

There were over 900 volunteers helping out at the Simmons Bank Championship over at Pleasant Valley County Club, and many of those volunteers also lived in the surrounding neighborhoods of the golf course.

Little Rock, AR · 13d

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Foodie Fun Down at Fraggle Rock!

Filled with music, laughter and imagination, the all-new stage adventure, Jim Henson's Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock LIVE based on the Emmy®-winning Apple TV series welcomes audiences on a joyful, nostalgia-filled trip to Fraggle Rock! Featuring exclusive new puppet creatures all from Jim Henson's Creature Shop, along with fan-favorite songs and exciting visual effects, it's an unforgettable theater experience that will have Silly Creatures of all ages dancing in the aisles on Sunday, Nov. 1 at 3 pm.

Arkansas · 12d

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Entergy Arkansas’s Power to Care Golf Tournament raises $315,000 to support customers in need

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — The 2026 Power to Care Golf Tournament brought together 54 teams, 48 sponsors and more than 70 volunteers to support Entergy Arkansas customers facing financial challenges and help them keep their power on. The tournament generated $315,000, along with $25,000 in in-kind contributions, thanks to...

Arkansas · 12d

magnoliareporter.com

Arkansas History for October 29: Early political leader mortally wounded in duel

Important Arkansas historical events and significant anniversaries for October 29, with notable births and deaths of people with Arkansas connections for this date. Information is drawn from state archives, historical societies, contemporary newspapers and other media archives, and legal records. Much of this information comes from the Encyclopedia of Arkansas, an online publication. ChatGPT has collected this data.

Arkansas · 12d

thewynneprogress.com

Arkansas TV spreads warmth across the state with Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood Sweater Drive

CONWAY, Ark. — Arkansas TV and more than 40 organizations across the state have partnered for the Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood Sweater Drive as tribute to Fred Rogers and his example of being a caring neighbor. This drive will be held Nov. 1-30. “Fred Rogers showed us that being a good neighbor starts with caring for the people around us,” Arkansas TV Executive Director and CEO Carlton Wing said. “Through this statewide Sweater Drive, we have an opportunity to put that lesson into action by helping our fellow Arkansans stay warm this winter. We’re grateful to the organizations and community members joining us in this effort, and we hope people across the state will take part.”

Arkansas · 12d

aymag.com

Wynonna Judd Brings ‘The Hard Truth’ to Hot Springs

The legendary Wynonna Judd is bringing The Hard Truth Tour to the Oaklawn Event Center in Hot Springs on Feb. 20. Doors open at 6 p.m.; music begins at 7 p.m. In her most recent album, The Hard Truth, Judd reinvents herself as an artist while carrying everything she’s endured. The album consists of 10 tracks dedicated to sorrow and persistence that strip away layer after layer, delivering her most personal and powerful work yet.

Hot Springs, AR · 14d

thewynneprogress.com

Preserve Arkansas announces 2026 list of Arkansas’s Most Endangered Places

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. — Preserve Arkansas announced its 2026 Most Endangered Places list on Oct. 22 in Hot Springs during its Arkansas Preservation Conference. The 2026 list comprises seven properties, including a Folk Victorian-style hotel in Poinsett County, a jailhouse at Magnolia, churches at Little Rock and Clarksville, a Civilian Conservation Corps-built complex in Hot Springs, the Leachville Cotton Belt Depot, and a prominent Victorian home at Pine Bluff.

Arkansas · 14d

mhobserver.com

Gibson Brothers, Nothin’ Fancy headline Mountain View Fall Bluegrass Festival Nov. 12-14

The 24th annual Mountain View Fall Bluegrass Festival returns to the Ozark Folk Center State Park Nov. 12-14 with three days and two nights of bluegrass and gospel, headlined by The Gibson Brothers, Nothin’ Fancy and Carson Peters & Iron Mountain. The lineup also includes The Amanda Cook Band,...

Mountain View, AR · 12d

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