Eureka Springs

What a magnificent and beautiful old hotel, the Crescent Hotel in Eureka Springs, Arkansas has been overlooking the town since 1886. Since we heard it might have a spirit or two hanging around, we headed that-a-way for more adventures and another edition of, "Worth The Drive."

Last week I told you about the world's largest steam locomotive 'Big Boy' coming back to Texarkana, this week I want to tell you about a getaway stay at the Livingston Junction Cabooses in Eureka Springs, Arkansas.

The summer vacation season is here. If you're looking for a unique place to stay this summer or fall, you can't go wrong with an Iris Hill Glamping Pod in Eureka Springs, Arkansas.

Arkansas the natural state, there are so many things to see and do, and with so many folks ready to venture outdoors this spring I have discovered the perfect place for that much-needed family vacation.

Fall officially begins on Tuesday, Sept. 22. Nothing is more welcoming in the state of Arkansas than a road trip through the beautiful Arkansas Ozarks to stay at the historic 1886 Crescent Hotel and Spa in Eureka Springs.

A new $10 million-plus resort planned in the heart of this Ozark mountain tourist mecca promises to create a new playground in the backyard of burgeoning Northwest Arkansas and a regional draw for mountain bikers, motorcyclists, foodies and sightseers.

The Ozark Mountain Music Festival is best known as 'OzMoMu20' begins this week and extends into the weekend including Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Jan. 16-20, in historic Eureka Springs, Arkansas.

The Ozark Mountain Music Festival, better known as OzMoMu, celebrates its sixth year in 2019, January 17-20 in Downtown Eureka Springs.

What is the number one, must-see attraction in the state of Arkansas? Any guesses?

There's nothing quite like spending the holidays in the beautiful Ozark mountains of Arkansas, especially in the quaint little town of Eureka Springs.

What town in Arkansas goes all out for Halloween? Did you say, Eureka Springs? If so, you are correct. Eureka Springs in Northwest Arkansas is already best known for being one of the most haunted towns in America because of the Crescent Hotel.

More than 400,000 motorcycle enthusiasts from all over Arkansas are expected to converge on the highly popular Bikes, Blues & BBQ motorcycle rally, which has raised more than $1.3 million for charity since its inception in 2000. This year's ride takes place September 21-24 and starts in Fayetteville, Ark., and ends in Eureka Springs.