Gimme Shelter: Archeologist to talk discoveries found at bluff shelters
A number of bluff shelters in the Ozarks were excavated between 1930 and 1970
Category: News & History
Listen Arkadelphia Podcast: Episode 1
Arkadelphian.com is launching a weekly, AI-produced podcast that rounds up all the biggest stories of the past seven days
Cartoon: What you callin’ a news desert?
Inking his support for Issue 3, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette senior editor Rex Nelson complained in a recent column that there is no Arkadelphia-based newspaper and no local radio. “Imagine that: a two-college town that’s a news desert,” he observed.
Upcoming talk compares ancient Egypt to ancient Arkansas
In this presentation, you will see if the accomplishments of the pre-contact groups living in what is now Arkansas are just as impressive, if not more impressive than the ancient Egyptians’ activities
Southwest Arkansas Regional Archives plans genealogy workshop
The workshop is free to attend but registration is required
Arkansas Advocate: 25 years later, Asa Hutchinson reflects on Sept. 11 attacks
Hutchinson, a former two-term Republican governor, had a front-row seat to the changes the U.S. went through in the months following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people
History Minute: The colorful history of college mascots in Arkansas
There was a time when Arkansas called the Cardinals and Arkansas State University cheered on the Gorillas