Steve Arrison

Photo by Jane Colclasure In the history of underdog stories, it is hard to beat Bridge Street in Hot Springs. At just 98 feet long, the swath is only about twice as long as it is wide and, according to …

Visit Hot Springs has selected veteran tourism executive Devin Heath as its new president and CEO. Heath, who brings more than 20 years of experience in tourism and hospitality leadership, was chosen during a special-called meeting of the Hot Springs …

Arkansas Tourism announced the winners of the 2026 Henry Awards during a special banquet at the 52nd-annual Arkansas Governor’s Conference on Tourism and Outdoor Recreation in Little Rock on Feb. 24. The Henry Awards honor the very best of Arkansas’ …

Steve Arrison, the longtime CEO of Visit Hot Springs and one of Arkansas’ most recognizable tourism leaders, is set to be inducted into the Arkansas Tourism Hall of Fame during the 53rd Arkansas Governor’s Conference on Tourism and Outdoor Recreation. …

Let Me Entertain You — Visit Hot Springs CEO redefined tourism in Spa City Photos courtesy of Visit Hot Springs Even for a guy whose overarching purpose is to generate news — albeit for his adopted home city, not himself …

The Natural State gets its name for a reason. With 52 state parks and a national park within its borders, Arkansas is a can’t-miss for outdoor enthusiasts. Beyond that, other attractions such as casinos, museums and an amusement park draw …

The Arkansas Game and Fish Foundation will induct three outstanding individuals and one organization into the Arkansas Outdoor Hall of Fame during the AOHF Banquet Aug. 23 at the Statehouse Convention Center in Little Rock. The banquet celebrates conservation icons …

The lakes, Magic Springs, Oaklawn Racing Casino Resort, the beloved and definitely not ageless Josephine Tussaud Wax Museum… and Hot Springs Wiseguys arena league football? Backers of a brand new, built-from-scratch, arena-style football organization are hoping that their upcoming inaugural …

Steve Arrison, CEO of Visit Hot Springs, has agreed to a one-year extension in the position. Arrison, who has served in his role for 27 years, had previously announced he would be retiring at the end of 2025, but this …

Six well-known Arkansans are stepping into the spotlight as celebrity coaches for this year’s Cherry Blossom Cup, taking place Friday, April 11, at Bank OZK Arena in Hot Springs. The event will feature six sumo champions competing in a round-robin …