What's your favorite town name in Arkansas? (Searcy, Camden: house, college)

[boulder]

Peckerwood Lake in Prairie County is fond to me. Watch out for the alligators though.

[shannybannany]

I used to live in Cabot in my teens and I always thought BeeBee or is it BeBe was so funny.

I also lived in Mass and they have a town called, "Belchertown" and "Athol" which to me sounded like someone trying to curse with a lisp. LOL

[tippy]

Originally Posted by arkand

... the Wasahita (I know it is no longer spelled this way) River.

Actually ... it's only spelled "Wasahita" when people can't spell Wa s h i t a ...

It's now spelled Ouachita

[Capt. Dan]

Pencil, Arkansas

[Longmiestr]

Eureka Springs, not the most cleaver or humorous but just saying the name brings a peaceful relaxing calm over you.

[normie]

By the way, the indian word Ouachita is properly pronounced with the emphasis on the second syllable. An americanized version of the name cane be found in other states, where it's written Wichita and the pronunciation is incorrectly placed on the first syllable.

[Darlynn0217]

Lets see....been to Burnt Cane, but thinking Buttermilk and
Turkey Scratch should be on the list!
And , of course, there is Romance, AR
For Christmas we can all go to Tannenbaum

[Sam I Am]

Pee Dee...I saw that one this weekend on my way to Mountain View...I'd forgotten all about it. Birdtown...and Chickalah, which is pronounced Chick ee' lah unless you're from outside Yell County, and then it can get butchered up really bad!

[Stage]

Hooker always cracks me up :-)

[berryblu]

Originally Posted by Longmiestr

Eureka Springs, not the most cleaver or humorous but just saying the name brings a peaceful relaxing calm over you.

Makes me think of a vacuum cleaner

Gepp, Ar ( Is it pronounced "Jeep" or "Jep"?....That is the question.)