Located in west-central Maine’s Oxford County, Norway is a small town of 5,000 that’s near to Lake Pennesseewassee, one of the region’s largest lakes and most popular recreational areas. Norway is about an hour east of the state’s border with neighboring New Hampshire and the White Mountain National Forest – one of New England’s largest …
Located in Arkansas’ Poinsett County, the town of Trumann lies along Interstate 555 in the northeast part of the state, between Little Rock, Jonesboro and West Memphis. With a population of just over 7,000, if it’s small-town charm you’re after, you’ll be pleasantly content in Trumann. There are also a host of historical, cultural, and …
Located in northeast Arkansas’ Randolph County, the town of Pocahontas was founded in the first decade of the 19th century, and originally consisted of 800 acres of private land owned by a local doctor. Originally called Davidsonville, it has the distinction of being the oldest town in the state and had the first post office …
The town that’s now called Rumford was originally founded in the 1770s and called New Pennacook. With its vast tracts of forest, New England has always been a large paper-making region, and for much of its existence, Rumford’s largest employer has been ND Paper. The town is located in west-central Maine’s Oxford County and is …
Located amidst the lake-dotted landscape of Maine’s east-central region, Lincoln is a town full of quaint charm that’s close to many of the state’s most popular natural, cultural, and historical attractions. Year-round activities abound, but the tourist season generally lasts from mid-spring until the end of summer, which generally comes early due to the town’s …
Located about 20 miles northwest of Lewiston, the small town of Paris lies in Maine’s west-central area and has a population of slightly more than 5,000 residents. Locals often refer to the town of Paris as South Paris, because that’s where the post office is. First-time visitors to rural Maine may be blown away by …
During my recent trip to Springdale, Arkansas, I was pleasantly surprised by the abundance of attractions and activities available to visitors. From immersing oneself in history to exploring a diverse range of cultural offerings, the city truly had something for everyone. As the state’s fourth-largest city, Springdale held its own charm and character. Its name …
Located in Benton County, Arkansas, Lowell lies within the Ozark Mountain Range in the state’s far northwest corner near Bentonville, Springdale, and Rogers. The town was founded in the 1840s and saw plenty of action during the Civil War, when its location along the railway made it strategically important for both the Union and Confederacy. …
Fort Smith proved to be a treasure trove of experiences, where history, culture, and natural wonders intertwined harmoniously. Each attraction I visited offered a unique window into the city’s past, leaving me with a profound appreciation for the stories and legacies that shaped Fort Smith into the captivating destination it is today. I had the …
The town of Morrilton is located in Arkansas’ Conway County a little more than 50 miles to the northwest of the state capital of Little Rock. The town has a population of about 6,000 and was originally little more than a trading post in what was then the Arkansas Territory. As far back as the …