Daily, we drool over their Instagram feeds, wondering how these Arkansas photographers’ nature shots capture The Natural State so perfectly, so vibrantly, and ours … don’t. So we wanted to know: What does it take to get the shot?
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An Off-The-Grid, Solar-Powered Cabin That’s Not Short on Luxe
Hometown: Searching for Solace in Searcy
Searcy. Home of Harding University. Seat of White County, and its largest city at 24,318 souls. Home of Gov. Mike Beebe. Holder of two Arkansas superlatives: the oldest known church building still standing (Smyrna Methodist) and the oldest Arkansas courthouse still being used for its original purpose. These facts? They don’t exactly portend a people inclined to rest.
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Livin’ on Tulsa Time
MIKE WOZNIAK might not be a Tulsa native, but he’s certainly dug his roots in enough to call the city home. Since moving to Green Country in the early ’90s, he and a handful of like-minded business owners have carved out a section of T-Town to make their own: the Tulsa Arts District. Nestled against…
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Hometown: Dinner in Dumas
Come for a Taylor’s Steakhouse ribeye, stay for the friendly folks and Southern hospitality
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We Kind of Wanted to Keep the Kings River Deck House a Secret
… but we were feeling generous. Introducing your next weekend getaway destination, with one of (no kidding) the loveliest views we’ve ever beheld in The Natural State
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Exploring Memphis’ South Main Historic Arts District
Hometown: Paris
These Southern Bed and Breakfasts Are Chock-Full of History
It is an odd paradox of modern travel that wherever one goes, the actual stay is so often the same from one destination to the next. But why settle for the familiar when it comes to lodging? Enter the bed-and-breakfast.
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Hometown: Leslie
“I love how it kind of operates behind the times of everywhere else. It’s like an oasis in the modern world.”
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Hometown: Morrilton
I look at Morrilton, and I see a close-knit community, with hidden corners to explore and interesting people to talk to. I can even see Sarah’s vision for the town’s future, where outsiders come for wine and dinner with a rooftop view and feel welcome and, perhaps, even stay much longer than they had planned. Using Sarah’s vision as my own, I can see Morrilton again becoming the “it” town.
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