Cyrus Adler was a scholar, editor, and Jewish leader with a lifetime commitment to the study of Jewish history...

Almond lies in the northeastern corner of Cleburne County. The community historically had close family and com...

Banner is located on Highway 87 (also called Floral Road) less than two miles from the point at which Floral R...

Camp Halsey was a Soil Conservation Service camp established in 1934 a few miles to the east of Greenbrier in ...

Although it was the most recent of Arkansas’s seventy-five counties to be formed, Cleburne County has proved...

The Cleburne County Courthouse was constructed in 1914 on the courthouse square in Heber Springs (Cleburne Cou...

The Cleburne County Draft War was one of three violent encounters in World War I–era Arkansas that occurred ...

The Cleburne County Farm Cemetery, which contains seventeen graves, is located approximately three miles south...

Concord is a town located in the northeastern corner of Cleburne County. It is perhaps most well known as the ...

Originally called Crossroads or Cross Roads (because the Batesville-Clinton and Richwoods-Searcy roads interse...

Edgemont is an unincorporated community in northern Cleburne County. It is located on the northern side of the...

Melvin Endsley of Drasco (Cleburne County) was a musician and songwriter most noted for writing both the words...

Max Frauenthal, a German immigrant noted for bravery in the Civil War, established an important mercantile bus...

Greers Ferry, established and incorporated in 1968, quickly grew to become the second-largest city in Cleburne...

Greers Ferry Dam on the Little Red River, approximately three miles north of Heber Springs (Cleburne County), ...

Paul Irvin “Pappy” Gunn was a Quitman (Cleburne and Faulkner counties) native whose innovative alterations...

A pioneer for strong female protagonists crossing multiple genres, New York Times bestselling author Laurell K...

Heber Springs, the county seat of Arkansas’s youngest county, has been identified as a tourist area from the...

The Heber Springs Water Panther is a creature described as a cross between a Sasquatch (or “bigfoot”) and ...

Higden is a town in the northwestern corner of Cleburne County, located along Highway 16. It sits at the west ...

One of the most successful entrepreneurs in Arkansas history, Johnnie Bryan “J. B.” Hunt rose from humble ...

Ida of Cleburne County is on Highway 25 (Heber Springs Road) about three miles south-southeast of Drasco (Cleb...

The Little Red River runs through north-central Arkansas, arising from several different forks in the Ozark Mo...

William Mercer was apparently shot to death in 1898 by a Cleburne County lynch mob that found him after weeks ...

Mike Disfarmer was a Heber Springs (Cleburne County) mid-twentieth-century portrait photographer whose work ga...

Lee Mills was hanged at Heber Springs (Cleburne County) on September 16, 1898, for a murder and robbery in Van...

The Old Highway 16 Bridge, located on Lakefront Resort Road near Edgemont (Cleburne County), is a reinforced c...

Prim is an unincorporated community located at the junction of Arkansas Highway 225 (Sunny Slope Road) and Hig...

Quitman, originally a part of Van Buren County, is now located in both Cleburne and Faulkner counties. Twelve ...

The Quitman Home Economics Building, located on Second Avenue, was built in 1937–1938 with assistance from t...