The name Chidester Stage Company may not have the ring to it that Wells Fargo or the Butterfield Stage has, but still it had much more import in Arkansas than either of the other two.
An ex-confederate soldier and his former black slave were reunited for the last time during a funeral at the Russellville Methodist Episcopal Church South at the corner of Third and
The recent news reports stating that seven small Arkansas state parks are being considered for closing is alarming for those of us who love Arkansas history and the sites associated with it good, bad, and ugly.