A former Arkansas State Park in Oklahoma is either proof that Columbus was not the first to “discover” the new world, proof that the state of Arkansas was once duped into believing that Vikings were living in Oklahoma 1000 years ago, or perhaps proof that a famous explorer met his end in a location that was previously lost to history.
An Oklahoma park known for its large sandstone with what many believe is a boundary marker placed by Vikings, is hoping the recent solar eclipse draws in tourism. We brought you LIVE coverage from Heavener’s Runestone Park Monday of the total solar eclipse.
In its monthly committee meetings Wednesday in Little Rock, the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission advanced regulations to establish three new wildlife management areas, reconfigure non-resident licensing, and resolve a contentious access issue on the Cache River.
A quick clipper system will swing across eastern Oklahoma and Arkansas, potentially bringing a quick burst of snow. How much will accumulate, and where?