One of Dog’s favorite places in NWA got a nod in the latest edition of Garden & Gun.

Last spring, two Northwest Arkansas women, Diana Rivers and Vick Kelley, organized a month long festival to celebrate the divine feminine.

Opal Fly, her husband Foxfire and their friend Joe Credit have decided to close the doors to the Feel Good Lounge on Center Street, just off the square in Fayetteville.

Daniel Jackson is a familiar face to those who shop at IGA on Lafayette Street in Fayetteville. Jackson, who works as a sacker, recently celebrated his 10th anniversary of employment at the store.

Some time ago there were issues with Native American tribes storing nuclear waste on their land, something that was both unhealthy to the communities and caused considerable controversy among tribal leaders.

First Performance: My first performance was for a junior high choir concert here in Fayetteville.

Last year about half of the unwanted animals taken in by the Fayetteville Animal Shelter were euthanized because they could not find homes. Exactly 2,301 animals had to be put to sleep.

Like the beautiful resources of our state and national parks, William LaPage, who lives near Eureka Springs, is a national treasure.

Outsider artist Kelly Moore, formerly of Fayetteville, who now lives in Santa Fe, N.M., has released his first book, “Eruption.”

The 19th annual Mardi Gras of Northwest Arkansas is scheduled for February 13-16 in downtown Fayetteville. The oldest celebration of its kind in the state offers a variety of traditional Mardi Gras festivities.