Dale Carpenter

Provides a detailed legal history and examines the motives of all players involved with the landmark Supreme Court gay rights case that protected consenting adults' rights, regardless of sexual preference, in the bedroom.

The old steel bridge and iconic grist mill on War Eagle Creek in the Ozark hills frame a collection of poignant stories in a new documentary film by the Emmy Award winning team of Larry Foley and Dale Carpenter. Bridge to War Eagle is a 30-minute film about a wild stream, protected only by the folks who use it, and illustrated by the stories of those who love it. -- University of Arkansas Press

The documentary tells the story of how a small Southern town underwent decades of struggle over its moral and civic identity. Told through the eyes of local historians, journalists and those who grew up in Hot Springs, the documentary provides a snapshot of the transformations that took place across the southern United States after World War II.

"Tells the story of John Rule, a poet and peace activist living off the grid in the Ozark Mountains of Arkansas. John and his wife Margaret found their home on the upper headwaters of Frog Bayou creek in 1963. They were able to continue an active life under rugged conditions for many years until Margaret succumbed to the dementia of Alzheimer's disease. After nearly a decade of caretaking his aging wife in such primitive living conditions, John was...

Epic story of a P-38 lightning fighter plane, buried in ice for 50-years. The film chronicles the plane's recovery and "first" flight after many years of restoration. Glacier Girl crash landed in 1942, while on the way to fight Hitler's Germany.

Documentary about the history of the spring training of baseball players in Hot Spring, Arkansas.