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Arkansas State University recently received a $750,000 grant to rebuild the Dyess Theatre for its use as a visitor orientation and welcome center at the Cash Boyhood Home. Work on the theatre has already started.
Education / Tourism

Arkansas State Gets Grants for Dyess Colony, V.C. Kays Home

Arkansas State University received two grants nearing a total of $1 million from the Arkansas Natural and Cultural Resources Council to be used as part of the Johnny Cash Boyhood Home project in Dyess and the renovation of the V.C. Kays House on the Jonesboro campus. read more >
An old Singer sewing machine and an AM radio sit in the living room at House #266.
Education / Tourism

Historic Dyess Colony Project Expects to Bring Tourists, Revenue

The restoration of the Dyess Administration Building and the Johnny Cash boyhood home are part of a broader Historic Dyess Colony project, led by the Arkansas Heritage Sites. Project leaders hope the restoration, and inclusion into the Arkansas Heritage Sites, will incite investment and increase revenue in the area. read more >