Marshall, Arkansas is a small town located in Searcy County with a population of just over 1,000 people. Despite its size, Marshall has plenty to offer visitors and residents alike. The town is known for its antique shops, hunting and fishing opportunities, and the historic Marshall Square Park. Visitors can also take advantage of the great hiking trails that run near the town as well as enjoy some of the local restaurants found in Marshall.
Reviews for Marshall, AR are generally positive. People who have visited tend to appreciate the small-town charm, friendly locals, and outdoor activities available. Many past visitors have noted that despite its size, there is still a lot to do here including fishing, antiquing and exploring local parks. Additionally, those who have visited often mention how clean the city is kept and how friendly people are towards visitors. With so many things to offer both tourists and locals alike it's no wonder why reviews for Marshall are so positive!
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Picher Oklahoma as "one of the best" - 4/25/2009
as a child and teen, i was raised in Picher. it was, at that time(70s & 80s), on the "oklahoma ghost town registry" due to the closing of the last producing mine, in the early 70s. once the world's largest lead and zinc producing area, the Picher mine derricks have all been destroyed and most of the old timers (miners) have left only a family name for the descendants to carry through life. once the mines closed, the town and economy drastically declined. the job market is minimal, at best and the majority of the towns folk that are still there are on some degree of government aid. the government--indian reclamation authority-- are buying out home owners and have been in the process of reclaiming the land the houses set on for several years now. they very vocally discourage new citizens, in order to expidite the return of the land Picher sets on to the rightful owners---the native americans that the mine companies leased the land from nearly 100yrs ago. Now, as for the residual
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