Tonight's Lights

Autism Awareness Month

Sensory Sensitivities: A lot of autistic folks experience the world in a much more intense way. Sounds, lights, smells, textures, and busy places can be a lot. What might look like a "meltdown," someone shutting down, or "acting out" is often a person whose brain is overloaded and just trying to cope, not someone being ...

The Historic Cotter Bridge

Dedicated in 1930, the historic R.M. Ruthven Bridge spans the White River at Cotter, Arkansas. The iconic structure is the longest concrete “rainbow” arch bridge in the United States. The six-span structure was built by the Bateman Contracting Company of Nashville, Tennessee in 1929 from a design patented in 1912 by James Marsh of Marsh Engineering Company. Restoration of the historic bridge was completed in 2004. Today, the bridge is a point of pride for the city of Cotter and is a must-see destination for visitors to the Arkansas Ozarks.

About Cotter Bridge