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House Of Blurbs: Barber Behind Bars
Staff Report Brandon L. Barber, age 37 of New York, and four other men were charged with federal crimes stemming from schemes to defraud involving several Northwest Arkansas real estate
Breastfeeding Friendly Arkansas
By Terrah Baker Shawn House was sitting at a local business breastfeeding her child, when an employee walked over and asked her to cover up. “She was acting in response
Performing Cats Help Own Kind, Tour NWA
Staff Report The Popovich Comedy Pet Theater at the Walton Arts Center on April 6 is more than just an extravaganza of rescued and domesticated-cat talent, it’s a chance to
Stammer Time
I can’t talk to really pretty girls. If I’m talking to a girl I’m not that interested in or a dude, I’m golden. But if I’m attracted to a girl,
The Spirit of Resurrection, Holy Week, Passover & Easter
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Perpetual Werewolf Is Punk Spazz River With No Sides
By Roger Barrett Explaining Perpetual Werewolf is a difficult task, and could take years off your life. Try riding a fixed gear bike down the hill on Cleveland Street or
Interpreting Nature’s Language Through Birds
By Terrah Baker I needed an adventure last winter when I decided to attend the Ozark Tracker Society Coyote Mentoring workshop in the hills of the Ozark Mountains in the
DIY Green Inventions
By Amanda Bancroft The popular claymation series, Wallace and Gromit, used to be just fun entertainment for my husband and I. But now, it’s inspiring us to become resourceful inventors
Vrksasana: In Honor Of A Fallen Tree
By Alexander Wayne From circa 1930 to exactly 3:13 p.m. last Wednesday, a 30-foot post oak inhabited a space just outside my bedroom window. It succumbed to root rot and
Yours A Little Too Truly
By Rachel Birdsell I recently read an article that touched on a very important subject, and one that needs to be addressed. The author of the article used roughly 2,000