Little Red River Chapter, NSDAR

09/11/2026

07/15/2026

America 250! celebrations by Little Red River Chapter Daughters around the State and Nation.
Shown are (top left at center)) Chapter Regent, Christina McGaughey, in Washington DC with other Arkansas Daughters.
(Top right)Lea Kemper-Cash and Carolyn Johnson at Jackson Creek Homestead near Quitman, and bottom left, Sallie Parish at a public reading of the Declaration of Independence in Clinton.

07/04/2026

July 4, 1776
Founding father John Adams famously thought that July 2, 1776, would be the day that Americans recognized as the birthday of the nation. After all, that was the date when the Continental Congress voted to declare independence from Great Britain. But it would be July 4, when the Congress approved the language of the Declaration of Independence, that would become enshrined as Independence Day.

06/17/2026

02/24/2026

🧬 From the Revolution to the Arkansas Frontier

In honor of America’s 250th birthday, we invite writers to submit genealogical articles about families present during the Revolutionary era whose descendants later lived in Arkansas.

These stories illuminate how early American lives and legacies continued long after independence—reshaping communities in the 19th century and beyond.

📬 Submissions are now being accepted!

11/11/2025

Little Red River Chapter Regent, Christina McGaughey, USN Ret. , placed a wreath during the Veteran’s Day ceremony at Spring Park after leading the attendees in the singing of the National Anthem.
Thank you to all of our Veterans!

11/11/2025

Today we proudly salute the United States Marine Corps on its 250th birthday! Since 1775, Marines have stood ready to defend our nation with courage, honor, and commitment. The Daughters of the American Revolution extends heartfelt gratitude to all Marines—past and present—for 250 years of faithful service to our country.

Thank you, Marines, for 250 years of unwavering service and sacrifice.