With its state headquarters in Little Rock (Pulaski County), AARP Arkansas is affiliated with the national org...

Act 346 of 2021, titled “An Act to Prohibit the Performance of a Pelvic Examination on an Unconscious or Ane...

Written by the ninth governor of Arkansas, Powell Clayton, The Aftermath of the Civil War in Arkansas recounts...

All the Young Men: A Memoir of Love, AIDS, and Chosen Family in the American South is a memoir by Ruth Coker B...

The American Spa: Hot Springs, Arkansas is 1982 work of history written by Dee Brown, author of the bestsellin...

Founded in Rogers (Benton County) in 1997, Americans for an Immigration Moratorium (AIM) was an organization t...

Ellen Gilchrist’s first novel, The Annunciation, was published by Little, Brown in 1983. It followed her fir...

Another Good Loving Blues is a 1993 novel by African American writer Arthur Flowers, a native of Memphis, Tenn...

Another Kind of Love is a 1983 romance novel written by Mary Lynn Baxter and published by Silhouette Books (wh...

Antiquities is a 2018 American romantic comedy directed by Arkansas native Daniel Campbell. The film was writt...

Antitrust laws and lawsuits against monopolistic corporations were major features of both state and national p...

Any Empire is a 2011 graphic novel by North Little Rock (Pulaski County) native Nate Powell, published by Top ...

The book Arkansas is a debut novel by John Brandon that was originally released in 2008 by McSweeney’s Publi...

Arkansas Brewing Company (originally Riley-Lyon Inc.) was a short-lived brewery in the 1980s based in Little R...

Located in the Mississippi River town of Arkansas City (Desha County), the Arkansas City Commercial District e...

Located in the Mississippi River town of Arkansas City (Desha County), Arkansas City High School is a historic...

The Arkansas Civil Rights Heritage Trail is a walking tour in Little Rock (Pulaski County) that commemorates p...

In the spring of 1990, Mark Swaney, a graduate student in engineering at the University of Arkansas (UA) in Fa...

The Arkansas Cornbread Festival, an annual celebration of Southern culinary heritage, was inaugurated in 2011...

In 1992, when the Arkansas Educational Television Commission (AETC) sponsored a debate for candidates in the T...

The Arkansas Historical Quarterly (AHQ) is the official publication of the Arkansas Historical Association (AH...

Arkansas Kit; or, The River Sprite’s Choice: A Tale of the Crowfoot Country by W. J. Hamilton, is a “dime ...

The Arkansas Living Treasure award is an annual recognition by the Arkansas Arts Council, an agency of the Div...

On December 23, 1840, Arkansas’s governor Archibald Yell signed into law a statute with the cumbersome title...

The Arkansas Walk of Fame, located in downtown Hot Springs (Garland County), was established in 2009 and consi...

The Arkansas Women’s Intercollegiate Sports Association (AWISA) was created as the Arkansas Women’s Extram...

During the winters of 1994–95 and 1996–97, unprecedented mass deaths occurred among bald eagles at DeGray ...

The Bass Reeves Trilogy of historical fiction consists of Follow the Angels, Follow the Doves; Hell on the Bor...

The Bell Foley Dam Project was an unrealized construction effort in the 1970s to dam the Strawberry River and ...

The Belle of Texas was a steamboat running between Little Rock (Pulaski County) and Memphis, Tennessee, when i...

Written by former Arkansas governor and U.S. senator Dale Bumpers, The Best Lawyer in a One-Lawyer Town is an ...