GPS device saves photographer who fell off bluff in Newton County, Ark.

KYTV Springfield - Tue Oct 20

A photographer who fell 30 feet from the top of a waterfall was rescued because he had a device that transmitted his location to emergency responders.

Learn a lesson the easy way

Examiner.com - Tue Oct 20

If you take some of your photos in the great outdoors, as many of us like to do, it's worth noting the experience of photographer Ed Cooley last week.

Missing teen hunters found safe

Baxter Bulletin - Tue Oct 13

JASPER - Two teenage boys who disappeared while hunting near the Buffalo River have been found safe.

FBI investigating Newton County spending

Arkansas News Bureau - Thu Oct 08

The FBI is investigating more than $200,000 in questionable expenditures of federal disaster funds and county road funds by Newton County officials, state auditors told legislators today.

Amazed By Arkansas: Jasper Restaurant Celebrating 100 Years in Same Location

KTHV-TV - Thu Oct 01

They say variety is the spice of life, but are there times when tradition tempts the palette even more? The Arkansas of the early 1900's may be a world away.

Artists' stuio tour is planned in Arkansas

The Joplin Independent - Wed Sep 02

Over 25 artists in Newton County, Arkansas, will open their studios on September 18-20, 2009, to area visitors for the third annual Ozark Mountain Artists' Studio Tour.

Jon Howard Pease

Carroll County News - Fri Aug 28

Jon Howard Pease, of Eureka Springs and Newton County, Arkansas, departed this life on Monday, August 24, 2009, surrounded by his wife and children.