Family-friendly things to do in Northwest Arkansas — parks, trails, museums, volunteer opportunities, kids activities, and weekend ideas.
Fayetteville's got a lineup this weekend that's hard to beat, especially with the forecast promising those perfect 60s and 70s. If you're looking to make some family memories, here's where…
Eleven-year-old Everlee Ellis, a fifth-grader at John Tyson Elementary School in Springdale, has created a digital map chronicling her teacher's extraordinary journey—a 950-mile bike ride along the Trail of Tears.…
OZ Trails is set to unveil the state’s first chairlift-served mountain bike park on June 12, located at the intersection of Bentonville and Bella Vista. This new addition promises to…
A Fayetteville man, Camiren Boykin, was released from the Washington County Detention Center on a $10,000 bond over the weekend. His arrest follows accusations that he viewed and shared videos…
Mark your calendars, Fort Smith families! This Saturday, April 23, from 10 a.m. to noon, the Sebastian County Sheriff's Office is teaming up with the Arkansas Opioid Recovery Partnership for…
Three men have been accused of a drive-by shooting that shook a Fayetteville apartment complex over the weekend, according to local authorities. Devin Cooney, Justice Williams, and Jeremyah Williamson were…
Bella Vista artist Stevie Stevens gave the community a sneak peek of her latest creation, a stunning mosaic mural, at Linebarger Lodge on April 16. The mural, destined for the…
The Bella Vista Police Department confirmed that 81-year-old Charles Williamson died in a single-car crash near the OZ Trails Bike Park on Sunday, April 19. This tragic accident occurred in…
A Saturday night drive turned tragic in rural Carroll County, leaving a Berryville man dead and two others injured. Patrick Logan Dowdy, 26, of Berryville, lost his life when a…
An 81-year-old man from Bella Vista tragically lost his life in a single-vehicle accident over the weekend. Charles Williamson was identified as the driver whose vehicle overturned near the summit…