Time Period: Modern Era (2023 - the Present) - Starting with F

Single story tan aluminum siding building with blue sign in front and trees

Fargo Community Center

Small town street scene with a couple of houses and trees on both sides

Fargo Street Scene

Small town street scene with a few buildings and trees on both sides of road

Fargo Street Scene

Some farm equipment and corn stalks in a museum display

Farm Implement Display

Fighting Mad Poster

Single story yellow metal and brick building with parking lot

Fine Arts Building

Multistory tan brick church building with two towers of differing heights

First Presbyterian Church (Fordyce)

Large covered amphitheater with river in background

First Security Amphitheater

Sign with the great seal of Arkansas and information about a hiking trail

Fisher Memorial Trail

Small pond with trees and sign saying "Donald Branch Fishin' Hole"

Fishing Pond

Floyd Cemetery

Rock church building with steeple situated by road with trees in background

Floyd Church

Single story white metal building with access ramp and grass in front and cemetery beside

Floyd Community Center

White metal building with four garage doors and one entrance door with gravel lot

Floyd/Romance Fire Department

Railroad crossing with trees along one side of tracks

Forgotten Girls, The

The Forgotten Girls: A Memoir of Friendship and Lost Promise in Rural America, written by Clinton (Van Buren County) native Monica Potts, was released on May 30, 2023, to critical acclaim. The memoir recounts Potts’s personal experience reconnecting with childhood friend Darci Brawner over a period of years after returning to her hometown of Clinton. Within its first week, it appeared on the New York Times bestsellers’ list. In the book, Potts connects moments of her life, Brawner’s life, and the lives of other members of their community with larger studies and data pertaining to the experience of living in rural America. Monica Potts was born and raised in Clinton. After graduating from high school, she attended Bryn Mawr College …

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