Archive
Review: Constantine, Ep. 5 "Danse Vadou"
Oh, Constantine. It is not looking good for you, old friend.
Musician Benjamin Del Shreve Calls Poetry 'Holy'
The multitalented Benjamin Del Shreve will be the Featured Writer at the next monthly session of the Ozarks Poets and Writers Collective. 7 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 25 at Nightbird Books on Dickson Street in Fayetteville.
Over Hills & Plains, Riding a White Horse, Bow & Arrows in Hand
The energies shift from Scorpio’s deep and transformative waters to the “hills and plains of Sagittarius”. Sag is the rider on a white horse, eyes focused on the mountain peaks of Capricorn (Initiation) ahead. Like Scorpio, Sagittarius is also the “disciple.”
Brooks Hummel Nature Preserve Something to Be Thankful For
The City of Fayetteville contains one of the best-kept secrets (besides Mt. Kessler) for hiking within city limits.
Scoot Force
If you aren’t European or a hipster married to another hipster, it’s a little dismaying when your husband’s new ride looks like it came in a pink package marked “Barbie doll sold separately.”
A Frozen Evening In Sunshine
The Friday before Northwest Arkansas had it’s own frozen weather, a different kind of evening in the cold was going on.
Vinyl Revival: Block Street Records to Open Nov. 24
On Nov. 24, Fayetteville will see the return of a new record store coming to 17 N Block St., the exact location where Sound Warehouse operated for 30 years next door to JR’s Lightbulb Club.
Supergroup Revives Lost Dylan Lyrics
The complete recordings were finished in two weeks with 44 tracks recorded. The result is a pretty sweet collection of songs that range in variety of moods and sounds.
Review: The Flash, Ep. 6 "The Flash is Born"
The show’s big story centers around a scary scenario for most scrawny nerds like Barry live in fear of; his childhood bully got superpowers.
South by Southwest
I’ve noticed that whenever someone talks about the South being full of racists, rednecks and other derogatory words that start with the letter r, there are inevitably southerners who are offended by the statement.