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Eugene Keister walks up to the podium before reading a poem he wrote, “Just a...
Photo by Eugene Keister walks up to the podium before reading a poem he wrote, “Just a Common Soldier,” during the Memorial Day ceremony Monday at the Fayetteville National Cemetery.
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Is there any smell more delightful than bacon frying over a morning campfire?
Is there any smell more delightful than bacon frying over a morning campfire?
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Dinner is served: Salmon filet grilled over the campfire, baked potato and...
Dinner is served: Salmon filet grilled over the campfire, baked potato and broccoli salad. Mmmm yummy!
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Gear for the four-day Kings River trip packed easily into the canoe with room...
Gear for the four-day Kings River trip packed easily into the canoe with room to spare.
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A small waterfall spills into the Kings River.
A small waterfall spills into the Kings River.
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The trip offered three nights off scenic gravel-bar camping. This camp is on...
Photo by The trip offered three nights off scenic gravel-bar camping. This camp is on the first night upstream from Rockhouse access.
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The Kings River flowed high and full for most of the trip. This scene is near...
The Kings River flowed high and full for most of the trip. This scene is near the Rockhouse access on the second day of the 65-mile float.
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A swinging foot bridge is seen near the Marble access.
A swinging foot bridge is seen near the Marble access.
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Bluffs are most numerous and majestic on the top half of the float. The river...
Bluffs are most numerous and majestic on the top half of the float. The river valley broadens on its downstream end.
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The river at old low-water bridge at Trigger Gap is interesting to run....
The river at old low-water bridge at Trigger Gap is interesting to run. It's fun to plow right through the middle in an empty boat. Canoes carrying gear can sneak through easily on the left side.
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There are no real rapids on the Kings River between Marble access and Table...
There are no real rapids on the Kings River between Marble access and Table Rock Lake. This fast stretch just upstream from the Arkansas 143 bridge at Grandview is about as rough as it gets on the Kings.
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This low-water bridge one mile upstream from Marshall Ford access must be...
This low-water bridge one mile upstream from Marshall Ford access must be portaged. The best portage is on the river-left end of the bridge. The remnants of another low-water bridge are a mile or two...
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The Kings River hugs a bluff near the Marble access on the first day of the...
The Kings River hugs a bluff near the Marble access on the first day of the four-day trip that took place May 23-26. The 65-mile stretch between Marble access and the Romp Hole access, near Table Rock...
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Cave guide Donald Locander shines a flashlight on bats in War Eagle Cavern on...
Photo by Cave guide Donald Locander shines a flashlight on bats in War Eagle Cavern on May 9 to the delight of St. Raphael Catholic School students.
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Donald Locander shows students from St. Raphael Catholic School in Springdale...
Photo by Donald Locander shows students from St. Raphael Catholic School in Springdale how they would have needed to crawl to see this portion of the cave before it was opened up during an expansion...
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Achal Thakore, 15, from left, 15, and brothers Tim Farno, 17, and Andrew...
Photo by Achal Thakore, 15, from left, 15, and brothers Tim Farno, 17, and Andrew Farno, 15, all of Bentonville, carry their kayaks Tuesday from Lake Bella Vista in Bentonville. The group planned to...
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Payton Wiedner of Farmington is the Small School Softball Player of the Year.
Photo by Payton Wiedner of Farmington is the Small School Softball Player of the Year.
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Tony Sagely, left, the Small School Softball Coach of the Year, and Spencer...
Photo by Tony Sagely, left, the Small School Softball Coach of the Year, and Spencer Sagely Newcomer of the Year, led West Fork to 13-8 season.
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Orlando Calixte of the Northwest Arkansas Naturals turns to throw to first...
Photo by Orlando Calixte of the Northwest Arkansas Naturals turns to throw to first for a double play after forcing out Corpus Christi Hooks’ Enrique Hernandez on Tuesday at Arvest Ballpark in...
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