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Realistic Cinema For Realistic Prices
By Terrah Baker Mike Bertrand was 14 when his dad asked him to fill in for a camera guy at a local TV station in Louisiana. After helping out for
Arkansas GED Testing Undergoes Changes
By Terrah Baker Ever heard the story of the starfish? I hadn’t either, until I talked with Deputy Director Jim Smith of Adult Education in the Arkansas Department of Career
Yes Virginia There is a Police State
“Secret Service ran jamming devices so that all cell phones in the area went straight to voice mail but could not connect, again interfering with protesters’ (and uninvolved neighbors’) ability
Country Icon, Genuine Musician Comes To NWA
Milsap will be playing at the Walton Arts Center on Jan. 12.
Bombay Harambee Writes Catchy Tunes To Mosh To
J.R.’s Lightbulb Club in Fayetteville on Jan. 11.
Down On His Luxe
By Amy Alkon I’ve always loved surprising my wife with expensive jewelry and lavish vacations. However, I lost my job, and my new job pays far less. There’s barely money
Conservation Easements & Land Trusts 101
he Northwest Arkansas Land Trust states that…
Lost Am I In Light Supernal, Yet On This Light I Turn My Back
By RisaD’Angeles We’re under the Light of Capricorn, the Light of Initiation. Capricorn is the 2nd of “two gates,” — Cancer (Gate into matter [womb]) and Capricorn (Gate back to
Quality of Life Overview for Arkansas, Washington County
By Terrah Baker It is said that the first step to solving a problem is recognizing that it’s there. That’s why each year since 2011 the Arkansas Community Foundation —
No Regrets
By Rachel Birdsell The other day, a friend and I were having an email discussion about regrets. More specifically, we were discussing me having an affair with a married man,