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Amazed by Arkansas
Paul Pitt plays one of his Native American style flutes

Amazed By Arkansas: Indian Flute Maker

12:07 AM, Nov 19, 2010

What is art? It's an old question. Is it something pleasing to look at - or something that makes a beautiful sound? Could it be both?

This courtroom was the center of state government during the Civil War.

Amazed By Arkansas: Historic Washington State Park

12:11 AM, Nov 12, 2010

It was one of Arkansas' most prominent cities of the 1800's.
Now the former Hempstead County seat is known as Historic Washington State Park.

Amazed By Arkansas: Arkansas Railroad Museum

11:16 PM, Nov 5, 2010

At the turn of the century railroads were the primary mode of transportation for both people and freight. Steam power brought civilization to the Wild West. And in Pine Bluff there is a place where they actually once built steam locomotives.

Amazed By Arkansas: Fall in the Natural State

11:22 PM, Oct 28, 2010

In just a few nights trick or treaters will take over the streets of your neighborhood. And before you know it we'll be pulling a turkey and stuffing from the oven. It is officially Autumn.

Amazed By Arkansas: Schaefers Family Corn Maze

10:54 PM, Oct 21, 2010

It's a curious sight at first: red flags floating through a 10-acre corn field. But this is no ordinary corn field. It's a very popular cornfield.
And when I say popular, I mean hundreds of cars full of people popular.

Amazed By Arkansas: Food on a stick at the Arkansas State Fair

10:15 AM, Oct 15, 2010

It's an onslaught of sounds, sights, and smells, the Arkansas State Fair features the standard fair fun. And for those not so fond of the round and round attractions, there are a number of establishments that feature cuisine with a wooden center.

Amazed By Arkansas: Mount Magazine

10:50 PM, Oct 7, 2010

It is like no other place in the state of Arkansas. They call it the state's highpoint.

Amazed By Arkansas: Delta Rivers Nature Center

10:59 PM, Sep 30, 2010

What is part museum, part zoo and part nature trail?

Amazed By Arkansas: Trail of Tears Remembrance Ride

12:27 AM, Sep 24, 2010

The path thousands of Native Americans used on their way to Oklahoma passed right through Arkansas.

Amazed By Arkansas: Battle of Reed's Bridge

10:55 PM, Sep 16, 2010

147 years ago, Central Arknasas was the scene for several Civil War battles.

Amazed By Arkansas: Buffalo River Canopy Tour

11:08 PM, Sep 9, 2010

In Newton County, one can now travel through the Ozark Mountain treetops on the state's first zip line.

Hang Gliding in Arkansas

Amazed by Arkansas: Soaring like eagles

10:56 PM, Sep 2, 2010

One came from Searcy, another lives right down the road. And one guy drove from El Dorado all the way to Mount Nebo for one reason. To soar like the eagles.

Amazed By Arkansas: A lesson in geology

11:00 PM, Aug 26, 2010

Little Rock is not only the state capital -- and the center of the state, it's literally at the center of five different geological regions.

Tubes are ready in the torpedo room

Amazed By Arkansas: U.S.S. Razorback

11:00 PM, Aug 19, 2010

She's tucked neatly against the north shore of the Arkansas River.
The U.S.S. Razorback may be the finest example of a World War II era submarine on display anywhere in the world.

The Buffalo River became a National River in 1972

Amazed By Arkansas: The Buffalo National River

10:14 PM, Aug 12, 2010

A float on the Buffalo River is an experience you'll never forget.