During World War I (1914–1918), homing pigeons emerged as a viable way for militaries to maintain contact wh...

Abba House was established by the Catholic Diocese of Little Rock in 1981 to offer a home to pregnant women an...

Annie Mable McDaniel Abrams is a retired educator and a political, social, civic, and community activist in Li...

A special session of the Arkansas General Assembly passed Act 10 in 1958 as one of sixteen bills designed to b...

In 1959, the Arkansas General Assembly passed Act 115 as one of sixteen bills designed to bypass federal deseg...

Act 343 of 1983, also known as the April Fools’ Day Act, made Arkansas the only state in the Union to recogn...

Elizabeth Lucille (Betty Lu) Hunter Sorensen Adams was a pioneer occupational therapist at Arkansas Children�...

Joey Lauren Adams, a North Little Rock (Pulaski County) native, is an actress, writer, and director. Adams has...

Governor Homer Martin Adkins stands as a symbol of many Arkansans’ ambivalence about the growing power of th...

Richard B. Adkisson was a prominent figure in the Arkansas legal community in the latter part of the twentieth...

The Aesthetic Club is one of the oldest women’s clubs west of the Mississippi River. It began when a group o...

The Albert Pike Hotel in downtown Little Rock (Pulaski County) opened in 1929 and was one of the state’s bes...

The Albert Pike Memorial Temple is located at 700–724 Scott Street in Little Rock (Pulaski County). On Nove...

The Alexander George House was a historic home located in Little Rock (Pulaski County). Constructed between 18...

The Alexander House in Little Rock (Pulaski County), built for Julian and Natalie Alexander in 1962, was desig...

Thomas Dale Alford was a prominent Arkansas ophthalmologist, Episcopalian, radio announcer, civic leader, and ...

Charles Wilson Allbright was one of the best-known and most widely read newspaper columnists in Arkansas. Allb...

Robert Maxfield Allison—Max, as he became known, and eventually Uncle Max—was a schoolteacher/coach and a ...

Frederick William Allsopp was a newspaperman, book collector, and bookstore owner who was an important player ...

Alltel Corporation, a wireless communications company, began as a technical service provider to small-town Ark...

John Parks Almand worked as an architect in Arkansas for fifty years, beginning in 1912. A number of his commi...

Catherine Tharp Altvater was a nationally known watercolorist whose works were shown in numerous museums, incl...

On December 22, 1956, War Memorial Stadium in Little Rock (Pulaski County) hosted the Aluminum Bowl football g...

A native of Little Rock (Pulaski County), Ernest Ambort Sr. served in the United States Army Air Corps during ...

American Airlines Flight 1420 departed Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport on June 1, 1999, en route to wh...

The American Krusaders was an organization founded in 1923 that claimed Little Rock (Pulaski County) as its �...

Bruce Roy Anderson was a prominent Arkansas architect and watercolorist in the mid-twentieth century. Bruce An...

Charles Anderson, a twenty-one-year-old Black man, was hanged at Little Rock (Pulaski County) on July 26, 1901...