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Malcolm In The Mid-Life
By Amy Alkon When I turned 50, my doctor prescribed me “male enhancement pills” (just so I could be more like the old me in bed). I recently started dating
Women Take Flight At Underground
Staff Report The Fayetteville Underground is holding a National Juried Art Exhibition themed “Women Take Flight” in the month of June. Artists from across the nation submitted work for consideration
The Bootleggers of Funk — Cadillac Jackson
By Taylor Westwood It’s nearly 1:30 a.m. on Saturday morning when a two-car caravan pulls into the back parking lot of Mid-Town Billiards in downtown Little Rock. Six road-weary passengers
60 Days Out: How Is Mayflower?
Staff Report Faulkner County Citizens Advisory Group (FCCAG), whose mission is to promote community health and all-hazard preparedness, is hosting a second interactive Town Hall event to discuss the on-going
Amber Waves of….Monoculture Corn And Unhealthy People
By Terrah Baker Monoculture corn fields (farms) were part of my existence from the beginning. Field after field spanned the landscape of my Illinois home. In the small neighborhood I
Dig the Beat
When you think about libraries, you naturally think about books. If you drop by the Fayetteville Public Library this summer, you will quickly find that books are just the beginning.
Birdfeeders 101
By Amanda Bancroft The chickadee in the picture eluded my camera for over two weeks until I finally caught it with its beak in the cookie jar. Our native and
Local Earns Music Career At 13
At the age of 13, Kory Montgomery got his first taste of music success
Pet Volunteers Build Confidence, Community Support
By Stephanie Conway One of the finest qualities we see in our pets is unconditional love, particularly with dogs. Dogs do not discriminate against people. It doesn’t matter if you
Goin’ Off The Rails
By Rachel Birdsell I don’t know if it’s the warmer weather or if the planets are aligned just so, but there seems to be a lot of crazy happening right