Lockesburg, AR

Lockesburg is a small town in northeastern Arkansas with a population of just over 2,000. It's located in Washington County, just south of the Oklahoma state line. The town was founded in 1881 and named for General Lewis Lockwood, who fought in the Mexican-American War.

Today, Lockesburg is primarily a farming community. The economy is based largely on agriculture and tourism. There are several businesses in the town that provide services to the agricultural industry, including a feed store, tractor dealership, and grain elevator. There's also a small hospital and several churches.

The primary source of income for Lockesburg residents is real estate. The town has experienced steady growth over the past few years as people have moved into new homes and businesses have been built. This growth has led to increased demand for housing and commercial space, which has put pressure on prices and caused some concern among residents about the future of their community.

Lockesburg is located close to several attractions that make it an attractive place to live or business: Lake Texoma (just east of town), Mount Scott (just north of town), Keystone Lake (just west of town), and numerous hiking trails. There are also plenty of shopping options available in nearby towns such as Denison or Perryville.