by Abby Davis | Dec 17, 2024 | Arkansas Frontier Blog
As a full-time writer and coffee lover, I spend ample amounts of time curled up in the corner of my local coffee shop. A good cafe offers a cozy atmosphere, the chance for people-watching breaks, fast Wi-Fi, and most importantly a properly brewed cup of Joe. As a...
by Abby Davis | Dec 10, 2024 | Arkansas Frontier Blog, Dutch Oven Cooking, Recipe of The Week
There’s something magical about making sourdough bread at home, from nurturing a bubbling starter to slicing into a crisp loaf that’s still warm from the oven. However, it can be a fussy process. For me, baking sourdough bread in a Dutch Oven takes some of the...
by Abby Davis | Nov 26, 2024 | Arkansas Frontier Blog, Featured
If you’ve lived in Arkansas long enough, you’ve probably heard stories about towns that boomed and busted, leaving behind echoes of our frontier past. The ghost towns in Arkansas are more than just abandoned buildings—they’re pieces of Arkansas history. Visiting these...
by Abby Davis | Nov 19, 2024 | Arkansas Frontier Blog, Featured
Crystal Bridges Museum in Arkansas is not only a haven for art lovers but also an excellent destination for families looking to explore nature, engage in hands-on activities, and enjoy art in the outdoors. Located in Bentonville, Crystal Bridges Museum is the premier...
by Abby Davis | Nov 12, 2024 | Arkansas Frontier Blog, Featured, Uncategorized
If you’re looking for learning adventures this season, Arkansas offers a cornucopia of educational opportunities that are both informative and fun! From geology and science to art, history, and nature, these destinations offer outside the classroom activities...
by Abby Davis | Nov 7, 2024 | Arkansas Frontier Blog, Featured
Arkansas is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts, featuring unique habitats that support everything from migratory birds and deer to black bears and even alligators. The ecological diversity of the land, ranging from heavily forested mountain peeks to marshy Mississippi...
