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People entered U.S. national parks nearly 312 million times in 2022, up by 15 million visits from the year before, according to the National Park Service. Eight of these federally-owned and protected parks garnered 26% of visits, and another 25% of visits came from the 331 least-visited parks. President Woodrow Wilson first signed the “Organic […]

Much of Arkansas history revolves around Hot Springs. Before European settlers ever arrived in America, natives were bathing in the magical warm waters that flowed down the steep slopes along

Businesses come and go in downtown Hot Springs, but a few have withstood the test of time, including one entrepreneur who stands out among the rest, in more ways than one.

People entered U.S. national parks nearly 312 million times in 2022, up by 15 million visits from the year before, according to the National Park Service. Eight of these federally-owned and protected parks garnered 26% of visits, and another 25% of visits came from the 331 least-visited parks. President Woodrow Wilson first signed the “Organic […]. Local Mississippi Breaking News Story from CBS 12 New WJTV, your Jackson, MS news leader

The National Parks System manages 63 national parks. Stacker analyzed NPS info to compile the history and features of each.  

Less than a week remains before the Hot Springs Fire Department takes to Central Avenue to defend both the Modified Division and Battle of the Badge titles in the 17th running of the Stueart Pennington World Championship Running of the Tubs.

All eight of these North American hotels in the path of totality of the solar eclipse in April 2024—but you should book soon.

The spring festival spotlight in Arkansas shines on toads, elk and armadillos. Likewise dogwoods, iris and magnolias. Ditto Bowie knives, hot-air balloons and bathtubs on wheels.

The spring festival spotlight in Arkansas shines on toads, elk and armadillos. Likewise dogwoods, iris and magnolias. Ditto Bowie knives, hot-air balloons and bathtubs on wheels.

HOT SPRINGS -- After three years of sitting unused at the plaza on the south entrance to the Grand Promenade on Reserve Street in Hot Springs, the Noble Fountain is flowing again.