ARKANSAS' OZARK GATEWAY REGION
A region defined by its natural beauty, enriched by the creativity and generosity of its residents, and enjoyed by thousands of visitors each year. Our region covers eight unique counties: Fulton, Independence, Izard, Jackson, Lawrence, Randolph, Sharp, and Stone, each with its own history, heritage, events, and attractions.
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Sidney may be a small town, but it knows how to throw a BIG St. Patrick’s Day celebration! 🍀💚 Each year, this tiny community turns out in a huge way with a lively parade full of festive floats, music, and hometown pride. Come see how Sidney proves that when it comes to celebrating St. Patrick’s Day, size doesn’t matter—it’s all about heart and community spirit! Join the fun Saturday, March 14, for floats, music, and community spirit that fills the streets with big-time celebration in our tiny town! 🎉
The Ozark Gateway is excited to spotlight the incredible work of Arkansas artist, illustrator, and historian Craig Ogilvie — a native of Batesville whose illustrations bring our region’s heritage to life. Ogilvie’s art beautifully captures historic scenes like Spring Mill near Cushman, Arkansas, showing its place in our community’s story. His detailed renderings help preserve memories of this iconic landmark for future generations.
Salem, get ready for a night of pure Southern rock energy! 🎸🎶
The legendary The Kentucky Headhunters are headed to the Fulton County Fairgrounds located at 124 Arena Lane, and it’s shaping up to be one of the biggest highlights of the Annual Fulton County Homecoming Festival.
🎟 Tickets go on sale Friday, February 20 at 10am.
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