Camp Orr News Today

CAMP ORR — The Boy Scouts of America changed its name last February to Scouting America. This change reflects the organization’s ongoing commitment to welcoming every youth in America to …

Cold water dripped on my shoulder and slid down my back. The walls were slippery and my feet held little traction as I slid down the rope, repelling into the

Matthew Hooks’ passion for the past can’t be contained. A self-described history nerd, Hooks helps generate interest for countless others through his Civil War reenactment group. As co-founder of the 78th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Company F, the Leechburg resident is eager to share his hobby in hopes of educating and

The Newton County Library, in partnership with Buffalo National River (BNR), is hosting a historical presentation on "The History of Camp Orr High Adventure

Hikers hit Wedington trail; Talk's topic is Camp Orr; Program explores edible plants; Audubon visits Coler preserve; Fosters win at Beaver Lake; Wanted: Your camping tips; Exhibit highlights river; See documentary online

On March 1, 1972, the Buffalo River in north Arkansas became the first national river. It was a momentous moment for Arkansas, one whose full impact we've yet to realize as we approach the 50th anniversary.