Its one of the biggest camping-music festivals in the mid-south and this year it prepares to celebrate its tenth anniversary. Situated in the breath-taking Ozark Mountains, atop Mulberry Mountain, Wakarusa is barely a month away. Music enthusiasts in the tens of thousands will soon be making their annual pilgrimage to Northwestern Arkansas for a four day music experience that offers much more than meets the eye.

A 3.6 magnitude earthquake shook northeast Arkansas Saturday afternoon.

According to Action News 5's sister station in Jonesboro KAIT, the United States Geological Survey centered the earthquake just southwest of Trumann, Arkansas. There are no reports of damage or injuries.

There are reports of the tremor being felt across Poinsett, Mississippi and Craighead Counties. The initial summary from the USGS listed the quake as a 3.9 magnitude. However, the organization lowered the intensity to a 3.6 after further examination.

Click HERE to view the report from the USGS. The area lies along the New Madrid Fault Zone known for hundreds of small earthquakes each year. The seismic zone is best known for the largest earthquakes in the continental U.S. in the winter of 1811-12.

Arkansas is touting a record high deer harvest!

The state game and fish commission says that more than 196,000 deer have been checked thus far, with still two months away from the end of the season.

It breaks the record 194,000 set in 1999-2000.

Archery season continues through Feburary 28.