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Keeping fights short and keeping the fish in the water as much as possible can help trout recover from catch-and-release efforts during summer.
Help trout keep their cool
HEBER SPRINGS — Trout anglers looking to beat the heat may want to add a little more precaution than usual to their catch-and-release regimen during summer, particularly on The Little Red … more
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Eighteen draw Arkansas elk hunt permits
JASPER – The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission drew the names of 18 Arkansans on the stage of the Buffalo River Elk Festival Saturday to participate in this fall’s annual public land elk … more
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Wildlife-inspired murals draw attention to Little Rock nature center
LITTLE ROCK — The Witt Stephens Jr. Central Arkansas Nature Center in Little Rock provided plenty of canvas space for a recently unveiled collection of murals. Work by Fayetteville artist Jason … more
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Sales of kayaks, canoes and paddleboards have exploded in recent years
Paddlesports see national rise in fatalities
LITTLE ROCK — Sales of canoes, kayaks and paddleboards have surged since 2020, with more Americans than ever taking to the water aboard a paddling craft. According to the U.S. Coast Guard, … more
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More than a dozen turtles were part of the first release of animals recovered from the Smackover Creek oil spill.
Rehabilitated wildlife released in Ouachita River for Independence Day
SMACKOVER — Members of a coordinated response team were able to release just over a dozen turtles, frogs and other reptiles recovered from the recent oil spill near Smackover into the Ouachita … more
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Celebrate National Parks and Recreation Month
As July rolls around, so does National Parks and Recreation Month, a time to recognize the importance of parks and recreation in establishing and maintaining the well-being of communities. We invite … more
Star-spangled grilling and smoking food safety practices everyone needs to know
WASHINGTON – On July Fourth, the aroma of barbecue will fill the air as the festivities bring together family and friends to celebrate with quintessential American cooking pastimes: grilling … more
JEFF BRASEL/STAFF Fuzzy Butt Waterfall is a trail that is only a mile in length. The trail has side paths that can lead to three other major waterfalls.
Fuzzy Butt shaved by summer
RICHLAND — The Ozarks are known for having some colorful names. more
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JEFF BRASEL/STAFF Fuzzy Butt Waterfall is a trail that is only a mile in length. The trail has side paths that can lead to three other major waterfalls.
Fuzzy Butt shaved by summer
RICHLAND — The Ozarks are known for having some colorful names. more
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It has been four years
Facebook does a good job of reminding a person that an event happened on a certain date. more
It has been four years
Facebook does a good job of reminding a person that an event happened on a certain date. more
Wyckoff joins Hogs from Texas Tech
FAYETTEVILLE–Former Texas Tech utility player and First-Team All-Big 12 performer Kailey Wyckoff has transferred to Arkansas to join Head Coach Courtney Deifel and the Razorbacks. more
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Wyckoff joins Hogs from Texas Tech
FAYETTEVILLE–Former Texas Tech utility player and First-Team All-Big 12 performer Kailey Wyckoff has transferred to Arkansas to join Head Coach Courtney Deifel and the Razorbacks. more
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Arkansas adds 10th recruit to Cal's first class
FAYETTEVILLE—Arkansas Coach John Calipari has added a 10th member of his first recruiting class with Sun Valley (Calif.) Valley Christian guard Jaden Karuletwa making a commitment. more
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Arkansas adds 10th recruit to Cal's first class
FAYETTEVILLE—Arkansas Coach John Calipari has added a 10th member of his first recruiting class with Sun Valley (Calif.) Valley Christian guard Jaden Karuletwa making a commitment. more
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Four brown picnic tables can be seen placed in the center of individual campsites. Green trees can be seen in the background with rays of sun filtering through the vegetation behind the campsites.
Water outage at Steel Creek
The water system at Steel Creek is currently out of order. The water line has recently developed several leaks making water service to Steel Creek unsustainable. Construction of a new water line will … more
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Tickets on sale now for Second-Annual Arkansas Tech Athletic Auction
RUSSELLVILLE — The Arkansas Tech University department of athletics has announced that tickets for its Second-Annual Athletic Auction are now available online for purchase. This year's event is … more
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Buffalo River Elk Festival offers last shot to apply for Arkansas elk hunting permit
JASPER — If you didn’t apply for one of Arkansas’s public land elk permits in May, you still have a chance to get one of the most coveted hunting tags The Natural State has to … more
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Once crappie move away from the banks in early summer, anglers can have trouble locating them, but those who do can catch fish hand over fist.
Brush up on summer crappie fun
ARKADELPHIA — Triple-digit temperatures are approaching, and most of the fishing along the banks of reservoirs in Arkansas is becoming a matter of putting in a lot of sweat for little reward. … more
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The eastern whip-poor-will’s tenacious vocal antics have made it a mainstay in rural Americana.
Summer serenade: Nightjars display evening calling
LITTLE ROCK — Some sounds just say summer – the chorus of calling insects, water lapping against the shore, the sizzle of meat hitting the grill and the hum of a lawnmower. What about the … more
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