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Ozarks
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Moonshine is high-proof alcohol, the clear liquid in that mason jar you might have stashed in the pantry.
Sasha Daucus focuses on Ayurveda, a form of traditional Indian medicine that classifies plants into five elements.
The oldest hills. The clearest water. The roughest, most rugged, and unforgiving terrain, yet the most heartbreakingly beautiful landscape.
Drawing on their Cherokee heritage, Fay’s art focuses on community, collaboration, reflection, and empathy.
On a hot June afternoon at the Pickin’ Parlor, Cherokee singer-songwriter Kalyn Fay crooned into the microphone.
The Latina artist is originally from New York and now based in the Arkansas Ozarks.
Belsinger has spent decades mastering the art and science of herbalism, developing her sense of smell and taste.
The Eddie Mae Herron Center in Pocahontas, Arkansas, holds its annual hog-butchering event in February
Use the sliders to get a glimpse of how elements of sport, religion, and agriculture have always been present here.
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