The City of Piggott, located in the northeast corner of Clay County, Arkansas, is a charming community with a population of 3,849 residents. Nestled along the scenic Crowley's Ridge Parkway, Piggott is known for its rich history, including its association with renowned author Ernest Hemingway and its role in Andy Griffith's film debut. With a strong sense of pride in its farming heritage and a picturesque town square, Piggott offers a welcoming atmosphere where residents and visitors alike can experience the warmth of small-town living.
As the Eastern Seat of Clay County, Piggott shares its power with the sister judicial district of Corning. Incorporated in 1891, the city was named after Dr. James A. Piggott, who played a pivotal role in establishing a post office in the area. Today, Piggott continues to honor its past while embracing its present, offering a range of community facilities, parks, and events that contribute to its vibrant and close-knit community spirit.
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