It's fun to see for sure!! The building it is attached is closed and/or abandoned. The driveway is…read moreon an incline and there are potholes and broken glass everywhere. Just keep your eye out and you can avoid them.

Funny photo op in Ft Smith. No idea about the building and if it actually opens as a business…read moreduring the holidays. But the World's Largest Christmas Pickle is definitely worth a stop if you are in the area. Bonus: there's a cool looking water tower next door too.

We enjoy this local landmark and sometimes grab a photo with the kids here to look back at and…read morecompare from year to year. This is a local food manufacturing provider with a global brand that is a great employer and great community partner in the area.

This sign I've seen a hundred times. It's at the planters peanut factory…read more When I worked at a canning factory for the tin cans that planters used to pack there peanuts and mix nuts this sign is at the entrance of Planters peanut factory. It's definitely a huge sign that you can see from the road. I definitely wouldn't make a road trip to see it.

I've seen a lot of historical markers in my travels and I think it's only Oklahoma that does them…read morelike this. Other states have signs on posts. Oklahoma has a carved stone, almost like a gravestone. There is a sign ahead that lets you know it's coming so that you can look out for it and be ready to pull over. This marker does not have much of a widening in the road, so watch for traffic when you stop. It reads, "On the hill to the east was home of Capt. J.E. Reynolds a Confederate veteran, a pioneer rancher and merchant. Built of native stone, like a castle, complete with turrets and walls two feet thick. Reynolds was a delegate to the Sequoyah Convention which attempted to bring it into the Union as a separate state." I looked to the east. I didn't see it. [Review 689 of 2024 - 159 in Oklahoma - 21720 overall]

It's gone. No longer there. They tore it down and built a Walmart. We visited and could not find…read moreit Edit. The location is marked wrong. It's across the street. It's worth seeing.

Mister Peanut is both the advertising logo of the company and the mascot of the Planters…read moreCorporation. He looks like a proper distinguished gentleman, complete with top hat, monacle, white gloves and spats carrying a cane. Mister Peanut appears on every can and jar of Planters peanuts and has even appeared on TV as an animated character. This statue is in front of the Planters facility (canning? packaging?) in Fort Smith. It is accessible from the employee parking lot. He is 30 feet tall and looks exactly the same as the ones on my can of nuts. My visit was a quick in and out, so there was not enough time for any security patrol to get mobilized. Allegedly, there are smaller Mister Peanuts and a sit-with-Mister-Peanut photo-op but these are closer to the facility and in a specific "visitors only" area. If you find it, let me know. I'm curious. [Review 688 of 2024 - 355 in Arkansas - 21719 overall]

I try to come here every year, but this casino either I do really good or really well on days. I…read moreunderstand it is gambling at the end of the day. The casino is really nice and have a great selection of games here. This Choctaw has different games compared to the other locations which makes each location unique as I like playing the Fun Fun Panda. I do notice the downside here is the parking spaces can be really tight and wish they were a little bit wider as if you have a truck you can easily take up two spots and miss the lines or you have to park somewhere far away. We have eaten at all of the locations now and have a good selection. The downside here is I wish they really have more Pokestops here, so I can take a break. I only got one jackpot here, however and a baby one at best. But it is okay though. They have the drink machines spread out as well. It does get smoky too. This casino does get really cold too, so make sure you bring a sweater even though the weather outside is out.

The best part of Choctaw is the poker room. They primarily have 1/2 poker games where the small…read moreblind is $1 and the big blind is $2. The safe is friendly. The rake is $5 for big pots (over about $50). I don't know where that stands compared to other casinos, but it seems a little high. They have bonuses (ex. pay outs for 4 of a kind or better), but they change regularly and seemingly without warning. The staff in the poker room is professional, honest, kind to the players, and fun. Choctaw allows smoking which is the low light of the place. Don't wear nice clothes when going as they will fill with smoke. I get it, its a casino, but it would be much better without the smoke.

I went in because somehow someone from there had called me to come in... I thought it was just…read morefor some medication or something but they end up trying to give me a shot I told him I was allergic to certain things and they wanted to anyway long story made short eyes it had to go to the Urgent Care or emergency room because I was having a bad reaction I tried to contact State office but couldn't get ahold of anybody I couldn't get ahold anybody there and I had contacted the worker from there wherever who had gotten a hold of me and I had told them that I'm going to get a hold of the statehood quarters and I'm going to file a lawsuit I have never had any I have never felt I have never felt bad until I moved to the state of Arkansas I think the whole states ridiculous and I wish I had never moved here and I think nobody should either this place is horrible

Horrible! Absolutely horrible!! I went in for a glucose test and to prep for that you don't eat for…read more12 hours before your appointment I had the earliest appointment at 8:30 and was there until 2:00 because they had left me waiting to get called back for an hour 1/2 they schedule appointments for me without my consent or knowledge you should be embarrassed