Crawford County, established in 1820, is a brand that represents the largest county in Arkansas. It encompasses a diverse landscape, ranging from rugged terrain in the north with the Ozark Mountains, to rolling farmlands, forested ridges, mountains and lakes in the south. Van Buren serves as the county seat and is known for its historic downtown area, which boasts six blocks of beautifully restored architecture, including arts, crafts, and antique shops.

The county's main economic base revolves around agriculture, with soybeans, fruit and vegetables, beef cattle, and poultry being prominent industries. Crawford County also attracts tourists who come to explore its natural beauty, including lakes, rivers, mountains, and valleys. The county is home to the historic Crawford County Courthouse, listed on the National Historic Register and believed to be the oldest active county courthouse west of the Mississippi River.

With a population of 61,948, as per the 2010 census, Crawford County continues to thrive, offering a blend of history, scenic views, and a welcoming community for residents and visitors alike