Agriculture students in the Pea Ridge School District designed and built their own 32-foot gooseneck hay trailer which was sold last month to The 808 Ranch, a Missouri-based operation that announced ...

About Pea Ridge National Military Park . 16,000 Confederate troops were heading north to capture the city of St. Louis when they ran into 10,000 Union Soldiers.

Pea Ridge is considered to be one of the most intact Civil War battlefields. Skipping the US Travel 2025 🌴 This country's safest A spotlight on America U.S. Politics Sports Entertainment Life ...

A coalition of conservation groups bought the 140-acre Williams Hollow Farm on the northern side of the Pea Ridge National Military Park and plans to donate the site to the National Park Service.

National Park Week kicks off Saturday across the country.Starting Saturday, admission to any national park is free.In Northwest Arkansas, the Fort Smith National Historic site is doing free ...

Further, Pea Ridge National Military Park has a reputation as one of the best-preserved Civil War battle sites in the nation. Its appearance today is hauntingly similar to how it looked on those ...

Aug. 4—The Conservation Fund announced this week that it will donate the 140-acre Green Homestead in Benton County, Arkansas, to Pea Ridge National Military Park. In an announcement, the ...

Pea Ridge is now one of the most intact Civil War battlefields in the entire country. During the day, the battlefield is a functioning national park. But at night, ghosts are said to relive the ...

Pea Ridge Conservation Area is in Washington County. The area consists of four tracts of land, the largest of which straddles Highway 185, midway between Sullivan and Potosi. The 1,058-acre ...

PEA RIDGE, Ark. — Pea Ridge National Military Park hosted an event on Saturday to commemorate the 163rd anniversary of the Battle of Pea Ridge, one of the most significant conflicts of the Civil ...

About Pea Ridge National Military Park . 16,000 Confederate troops were heading north to capture the city of St. Louis when they ran into 10,000 Union Soldiers.

The 808 Ranch at the Ridge owner Lamar Steiger and manager Sam Steiger pose for a photo with Pea Ridge High School students Cody Iden, Nick Weible, Seth Wilkerson, Evan Wilkerson, Tristan German ...