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Yell County is home to Johnny Franklin Sain, a professional baseball pitcher, and coach. John Daly is also a Yell County resident. Danville was home to Alfred "Slick" Surratt, a Negro League player. William Spicer, chair of the State Republican Party, and U.S. Yell County also has Senator Tom Cotton. Arthur Lee Hunnicutt, a character actor, was born in Yell County. He was nominated in 1952 for an Academy Award. James Lee Witt was a former director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency under the Clinton administration. He was originally from Dardanelle. Charles Portis also included the county in True Grit. The heroine Mattie Ross hails from "Yell County, near Dardanelle".
Tourism has a huge impact. Yell County is home to six lakes and three rivers. It also has inclusion in two national forests, Mount Nebo State Park and Lake Dardanelle State Park. The Tri-Peaks Professional Bicycle Race and the Holla Bend National Wildlife Refuge. This makes it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts and sportsmen. The most popular tourist activities are hiking, camping, bicycling, and bird watching. Dardanelle is home to more than 12 state championship trees. The Dardanelle Confederate Monument and Dardanelle Post Office are just a few of the sites in the county that are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
