100 Things To Do In Hot Springs Before You Die
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Humans need information about their surroundings. Sourcing this information from a well-informed local is the best course of action. Do so by purchasing this book and researching many things to do in Hot Springs, Arkansas - 100, to be exact.
From the manufacturer:
Whether you live in Hot Springs or are just visiting, "100 Things To Do In Hot Springs" is a fantastic resource to introduce you to all kinds of businesses, local hot spots, and hidden gems in the area.
About The Author:
Cassidy Kendall is a Hot Springs-based freelance journalist and native of Camden, Arkansas. She was acquainted with Hot Springs at a very young age as a vacation destination. After graduating from the University of Central Arkansas in December 2018 with a Bachelor of Arts in Print Journalism, she made the familiar vacation destination her home.
In 2019, she began working for the Hot Springs local newspaper, The Sentinel-Record. Through this post-college job, she got to really know and fall in love with the community. When the time came to part ways with The Sentinel-Record in June 2021, she decided to publish a fresh new community news outlet: The Hot Springs Post. She loves continuing to tell the community's story through this platform, and offer it to the people at no cost.
Read more at https://www.thehotspringspost.com/
From the manufacturer:
Whether you live in Hot Springs or are just visiting, "100 Things To Do In Hot Springs" is a fantastic resource to introduce you to all kinds of businesses, local hot spots, and hidden gems in the area.
About The Author:
Cassidy Kendall is a Hot Springs-based freelance journalist and native of Camden, Arkansas. She was acquainted with Hot Springs at a very young age as a vacation destination. After graduating from the University of Central Arkansas in December 2018 with a Bachelor of Arts in Print Journalism, she made the familiar vacation destination her home.
In 2019, she began working for the Hot Springs local newspaper, The Sentinel-Record. Through this post-college job, she got to really know and fall in love with the community. When the time came to part ways with The Sentinel-Record in June 2021, she decided to publish a fresh new community news outlet: The Hot Springs Post. She loves continuing to tell the community's story through this platform, and offer it to the people at no cost.
Read more at https://www.thehotspringspost.com/