... enjoy. Ernst is Arkansas’ Wilderness Photographer. He has been hiking, driving and crawling around the wonderful Ozark Mountains for most of his life, preserving the images he sees on film for everyone to enjoy. His photographs have appeared ...

... tackle for his school team. â Weâ re 3 and 2 so far this year,â he said. Archery season for Bear Zone 1, the Ozark Mountains, opened Oct. 1 and runs through Nov. 30. Archery season for Bear Zone 2, the Ouachita Mountains, opened Sept. 15 and runs ...

... irreparable, damage to small, fragile habitats, such as acid seeps in the Ouachita mountains and cedar glades in the Ozark mountains, according to the AGFC. A benefit in killing nuisance hogs is they can yield good meat for the table. Dressing ...

... Rock television station KATV said the helicopter was being used to look for marijuana plots in the forests of the Ozark Mountains when it went down around 1:30 p.m. The aircraft came to rest upside down in the river, its landing skids protruding ...

... SPRINGS Almost 200 years ago, children trekked through woods into a dark canyon in the easternmost reaches of the Ozark Mountains. They did this regularly for years, assembling in a cave to learn. Believed to be the first school in Arkansas ...

... included northern Johnson County and southwestern Newton County, where more than 2 inches fell on the sparsely populated Ozark Mountains, according to National Weather Service radar estimates. Little serious damage was reported. The weather service ...

... from the Louisiana border to Bull Shoals lake near the Missouri state line, passing through both the Ouachita and Ozark Mountains. Numerous resorts, attractions and scenic overlooks are found along its route. Car and Driver magazine named a ...

... is the author of "Mamie: An Ozark Mountain Girl of Courage," "Swords and ... His second book, "Mamie: An Ozark Mountain Girl of Courage," is a story ... struggles and courage of being an Ozark mountain girl. This book takes place in ...

... Game and Fish Commission, in cooperation with private citizens, initiated another elk restoration project in the Ozark Mountains of northwest Arkansas. Between 1981 and 1985, 112 elk from Colorado and Nebraska were released in Newton County ...

... river, especially on weekends in warm weather. The clatter and chatter of paddlers quickly fades away in the steep Ozark Mountains, and Loafer's Glory is quiet. Area residents who use it for squirrel, turkey and deer hunting like it that way ...