You'll need the car when exploring Hot Springs as public transit throughout the town, and Arkansas as a whole ... way to explore the area bordering Lake Hamilton and the Ouachita River.

Hot Springs National Park stands as perhaps the most accessible national park in the system, with no entrance fee and thermal waters that remain free for public enjoyment. Community concerts in ...

A particularly enchanting spot downtown is the Arlington Hotel, the grande dame of Hot Springs hospitality since 1924, with its impressive facade and lobby that transports visitors to a time when ...

As miners, and settlers arrived in the Arkansas River Valley, towns sprang up, lived for a while, and then many settlements ...

To reach Lake Catherine State Park, travelers must drive a little more than 12 miles southeast of downtown Hot Springs; the park is not accessible via public transit. Accommodations at Lake ...

Richard grew up in Salt Lake City, Utah, and Denver ... at Caruth-Hale Funeral Home at 155 Section Line Road, Hot Springs, AR 71913. A celebration of Richard's life will be at 2 p.m. on Saturday ...

The lakes, Magic Springs, Oaklawn Racing Casino Resort, the beloved and definitely not ageless Josephine Tussaud Wax Museum… and Hot Springs Wiseguys arena league football? Backers of a brand new, ...

Ethell said splitting wakes on Lake Hamilton was amazing. "This lake is massive, beautiful," she said, beginning session two of the day. "Arkansas ... its first stop in Hot Springs, where Futrell ...

Until I visited, I wasn’t very familiar with the town of Hot Springs beyond its namesake national park. During my recent visit however, I was pleasantly surprised to discover that there are so many ...

Will show you some fine views I have snapped.” This view looked north up Central Avenue, likely from the top of a building on ...

The Garland County brewery, known for utilizing homegrown Arkansas rice and Hot Springs’ famed mineral water for its sake production, earned gold ratings for its Angelfish, a single-origin ...

Hot Springs, 1931: “Will show you some fine ... Ray Hanley is a retired health care and IT executive, historian, producer of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette's "Postcard Past" feature and author ...