Etched in Stone
In 1940, W.D. Beck Jr., a member of the family who owned Beck Casket Company, started Beck’s Ozark Memorial Company in Carthage, Mo.
In 1941,...
A Little Harmony
Just as the concept of restoration is simple and the act is difficult, the concept of history is simple but the specifics rarely are.
A...
Justice Prevails
An unsuccessful railroad venture halted construction on the St. Clair, Mo., County Courthouse for a time
Many years of civic and social experiences surround courthouse...
An American Tale
The Pig Trail Bypass Cafe is famous for its owner and his award-winning Hooshburger
This is a uniquely American story.
Hooshang Nazarali came to the United States...
Burgers Maid-Rite in the Ozarks
Tradition is a familiar word in Brad Sherrell’s world. He is the owner and manager of Rolla’s Maid-Rite Burgers, located on Historic Route 66....
Family Fun for Everyone
Former gristmill site now welcomes thousand of visitors for camping, swimming and other programs
Arkansas has 52 state parks supported by a one-eighth cent...
A Step Back in Time
The McCulloch family barn continues to be the center of the family
When Ray McCulloch and his wife, Ella established their 200-acre cattle farm alongside...
A Real Treasure Hunt
A love for exploring prompted an Arkansas man to buy his own cave
Paul Linscott of Sulphur Springs, Ark., grew up exploring caves with family...
Still Turning Wrenches
Jake Kaderly began working on International Harvesters in the 1960s
Jake Kaderly remembers the International Harvester 560, 706 and 806 being in production when he...
Seeing the Light
A hunting trip and the words of an epic traveler sent Tim Ernst and his camera to the forrest
Well-known naturalist and photographer Tim Ernst...
