The resolution celebrates the 150th anniversary of Stone County, Arkansas, which was established on April 21, 1873. It highlights the county's unique geographical features, including its location in the Ozark Mountains, the native stone architecture of its buildings, and its natural attractions such as the Ozark National Forest, Blanchard Springs Caverns, and various recreational opportunities like world-class fishing and mountain biking. Additionally, Stone County is recognized as The Folk Music Capital of the World, known for its vibrant music scene, annual Arkansas Folk Festival, and cultural preservation efforts through the Ozark Folk Center.

The celebration is organized by the Stone County Historical Society, the Stone County Leader newspaper, and a community committee, with the slogan "Rock Solid at 150 - Foundation for Our Future." This slogan reflects the dual purpose of honoring the county's rich heritage while also focusing on future development, particularly in supporting youth-oriented services at the Stone County Community Center. The resolution calls for the Senate to officially recognize and celebrate this significant milestone in Stone County's history.