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ARKANSAS A-Z: NLR park's history includes varied ownership and uses | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

ARKANSAS A-Z: NLR park's history includes varied ownership and uses | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Burns Park in North Little Rock is one of the largest city-owned parks in the nation. The park acreage has a history of private ownership and, subsequently, federal, state and municipal government ownership. The land has been used over the years for farming, timber and military operations as well as for a public park.

Elizabeth Lillian Burt, 71, of Manitowoc, Wisconsin | Williamsburg Yorktown Daily - Vimarsana News

Elizabeth Lillian Burt, 71, of Manitowoc, Wisconsin | Williamsburg Yorktown Daily

Elizabeth Lillian Burt was born at Holy Family Hospital in Manitowoc, Wisconsin, on Wednesday, January 7, 1953, to Thomas and Clarice (DesJarlais) O’Connor…

Arkansas Storm Team Blog: Fall colors peak across Arkansas - Vimarsana News

Arkansas Storm Team Blog: Fall colors peak across Arkansas

Fall foliage is at it's peak across central Arkansas.

Source: kark.com
NSDAR chapter recognizes Hillcrest for work in community - Vimarsana News

NSDAR chapter recognizes Hillcrest for work in community

Hot Springs of Arkansas Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution recently presented a Certificate of Appreciation to COMPACT Hillcrest Family Services for its "Outstanding Ministry and Foster Care" of the displaced children of the community.

Source: hotsr.com
ARKANSAS A-Z: Big Rock across river from city named for 'the Little Rock' - Vimarsana News

ARKANSAS A-Z: Big Rock across river from city named for 'the Little Rock'

Big Rock is the name now given to a 200-foot bluff located on the north bank of the Arkansas River in North Little Rock. It is the first major outcrop of rock along the river, 121 miles upstream from the confluence of the Arkansas and Mississippi rivers and about 2 miles upstream from a smaller outcrop known as the Little Rock, where the capital city of Arkansas developed.