15 Reasons Why Homegrown Arkansans Are The Best
On June 15, 1836, Arkansas became a state. Let’s celebrate 180 years of statehood by listing a few of the reasons homegrown Arkansans are the absolute best. So today, hug your local Arkansan, enjoy a tall glass of milk, eat a vine ripe pink tomato, cook up some rice, sit beneath a pine tree, listen to the honeybees, check out this list of Arkansas symbols, and remember that in Arkansas, The People Rule.

Right on, state motto. Right. On.

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This is a photo of a group of volunteers from the University of Central Arkansas helping to clean up after a 2014 tornado.
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With the exception of citrus fruits, Arkansas produces every crop that can be grown in the continental United States.


Mildred B. Cooper Memorial Chapel in Bella Vista

Thorncrown Chapel in Eureka Springs

Anthony Chapel in Hot Springs
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With 18.8 million acres of forested land, Arkansans love their trees. Pictured above is Ouachita National Forest.




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That’s right, the Man in Black is one of us.

There she is, homegrown and spectacular.
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JB Weisenfels
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