America’s Halloween sweet tooth: 2025 candy and decor trends from Instacart data
These days, Halloween doesn’t wait for October — the season seems to sneak up sooner and sooner
Category: News & History
Forgotten charms: 15 old-school Halloween traditions that are no longer practiced
Nowadays, Halloween is a night synonymous with ghouls, gore, and scares—but not very long ago at all, it was a holiday for heart-eyed lovers looking for their spouses
Archaeologist to give insights on UALR’s Garden Site
The Garden Site (3PU1132) is a historical site located on the campus of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, just south of the Campus Garden
What is Archeogeophysics?
Tim Mulvihill of the Arkansas Archeological Survey will present “The Arkansas Archeological Survey’s Archeogeophysics Program” at the October meeting of the Ouachita Chapter of the Arkansas Archeological Society
Whose Year Is It? Museum exhibit explores 50-year tradition of switching races for AHS homecoming queen
The tradition started in the early 1970s and ended in 2020
Ring Those Bells: Arkadelphia DAR commemorate Constitution Week
Daughters of the National Society have been publicly celebrating and promoting the Constitution since a proclamation was issued in 1955
History Minute: Lake Hamilton namesake was a pioneer of Arkansas industrialization
Ham Moses helped usher in the modern age of industrialization for Arkansas