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Latest from the Blog
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A Visit to The Wings of Honor Museum in Walnut Ridge, Arkansas
We recently took a drive to Northeast Arkansas and stopped into the small town of Walnut Ridge. We noticed that they had an Air Museum called the Wings of Honor Museum. My husband loves airplanes and his father was in the military so we decided to stop by. I highly recommend a visit to this…
Hey y’all, we are Karen and Emily!
We are Karen and Emily, a mother and daughter from, you guessed it, Arkansas. We live in the capitol city of Little Rock.
It seems that our home state of Arkansas is often overlooked and underestimated. We think that it deserves way more acclaim and attention than it receives and we look forward to sharing all the things we love about this beautiful place!
Arkansas has delicious food, friendly people, incredible natural beauty, and cities with great museums and cultural activities.
We will be sharing all of this with you as we explore our home state.
You will always find us “somewhere in Arkansas.”
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Can Do Hardware Store in Gravette, Arkansas: Where Nuts, Nails, and Nostalgia Meet
We were recently in Northwest Arkansas in the town of Gravette and decided to pop into the Can Do Hardware Store. It looks like any other hardware store from the outside. But if you step inside you will quickly realize that this place is WAY more than a hardware store! Can Do Hardware Store If…
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Tune Into History: The King Biscuit Time Radio Show
King Biscuit Time is not just the longest running blues radio show in the US, it is also the longest-running daily American radio broadcast in history! Not only that but certain selections of King Biscuit Time from 1965 were chosen for preservation in the National Recording Registry by the Library of Congress as being “culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant” So, let…
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Exploring the Delta Cultural Center in Helena, Arkansas
We recently drove the Great River Road in Arkansas and one of the highlights of the trip was a stop at the Delta Cultural Center in the Mississippi River town of Helena, Arkansas. If you ever find yourself in the town of Helena I would highly suggest a stop at this great little Arkansas museum….
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Arkansas Legends: The Mysteries, Myths, and Cryptids, of the Natural State
We all know that Southerners, including Arkansans, are known to be story-tellers. The rugged mountains, dense forests, swamps, and winding rivers of Arkansas provide the perfect backdrop for stories that have been passed down for generations. This is a land rich in folklore. Most of the Arkansas legends are a blend of actual historical events…
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Arkansas Legends: The Arkansas Traveler
The Arkansas Traveler looms large in the legend and lore of my beloved home state and here’s what I know about this tale! The Story of the Arkansas Traveler If you spend any time in Arkansas, you’ve probably heard about the Arkansas Traveler. He’s more than just a character! The Arkansas Traveler is a legend,…
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Meet the Hanging Judge: The Story of Judge Isaac Parker in Fort Smith, Arkansas
If you’ve ever visited Fort Smith or are planning a trip, there’s one historical figure whose presence looms large in the area, Judge Isaac Parker. Judge Parker was known across the country as the “Hanging Judge” and his legacy is a fascinating part of Arkansas history. Who Was Judge Isaac Parker? Isaac Parker served as…
