Ben Fruehauf IV may very well have the best side gig in all of Arkansas. “I tell people that I’m an attorney,” Fruehauf said. “I tell them that, and they don’t care, but when I say my family runs a …
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Touch Grass: Outdoor Recreation Drives Tourism in Arkansas
(Photos provided by Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage and Tourism) Arkansas is becoming more and more known as a place to visit, this year being named one of the best places to go in North America by Condé Nast Traveler. …
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2026 AGFF Outdoor Hall of Fame Honors Servants of the Wild
by Dwain Hebdaby Dwain HebdaThe 35th annual Arkansas Outdoor Hall of Fame Banquet, sponsored by the Arkansas Game and Fish Foundation, will again honor those who protect the “natural” in the Natural State. Presented by Banded, the event is slated for Aug. 29 at …
Good Morning, Arkansas! Neal Gladner prepares to sign off after decades in broadcasting It only takes about four words in any conversation with Neal Gladner, executive director at the Arkansas Broadcasters Association, to reveal a God-given tool kit for …
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Herk Nation — Little Rock Air Force Base
by AMP Staffby AMP StaffIn 1955, after years of lobbying, planning and praying by local officials, the Little Rock Air Force Base became operational, the opening stanza of a slice of Arkansas history that continues to play out over the skies of the Natural …
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USAF SNAPSHOT: Col. Joseph “Jay” Geaney
by Dwain Hebdaby Dwain HebdaCol. Joseph “Jay” Geaney, commander 189th Airlift Wing Col. Joseph “Jay” Geaney is no stranger to central Arkansas, having been assigned to Little Rock Air Force Base in Jacksonville previously in 2006. Nor is he a stranger to aviation under …
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Melbourne Showing How Rural Districts Can Succeed
by Mark Carterby Mark CarterArkansas still has a way to go before it reaches the top of the class, but the Natural State is moving up the ladder nonetheless when it comes to national education rankings. The state ranked 38th overall in the latest …
Arkansas research could open new revenue streams for the Natural State Arkansas has long been synonymous with catfish production, but researchers at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff believe the state’s aquaculture future may be much broader and potentially …
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AMP Most Admired Companies: James A. Rogers Excavating, NOEC Construction
by AMP Staffby AMP StaffThe word “admire” comes from a bit of Latin translating to something along the lines of “regard with wonder.” In today’s dictionaries, admiration evokes the feeling of respect and approval for some object of esteem. Regardless of where one looks, …
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Four Arkansas Small Towns on the Brink of Big Things
by Dwain Hebdaby Dwain HebdaIt is a good time to live in Arkansas, as evidenced by how many people want to get there. While not registering the eye-popping numbers of South Carolina or Arizona, the Natural State is firmly in the middle of the …
