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The Long, Long Journey to Female Equality
With the possibility of America’s first woman president looming, it’s appropriate to consider the monumental struggle for gender equality. For millennia, female inferiority was presumed, and mandated, in virtually every
Pay Attention to Domestic Violence
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Dwarfed by the enormous outpouring for breast cancer awareness month, it receives attention largely from survivors, advocates and activists.
Inscribed in the Book of Life
Mercury enters Libra this week. Mercury signifies our thoughts, communications and ideas.
Concert Series to Honor Buffalo River Legends
Local folk duo Still on the Hill have recorded an album dedicated to the history and beauty of the Buffalo River.
Festival Preview: Hillberry – The Harvest Moon Festival 2016
The fall’s best bluegrass festival in Northwest Arkansas is just around the corner.
The Woods In Our Backyard
Gone are the days when people looked forward to mowing their lawn (if those days ever existed).
Go Westworld, Young Man
The hotly anticipated sci-fi drama Westworld, based on the source material from Michael Crichton, debuted on HBO last night.
Wealth Care Crisis
The way you see it, your friend found that mythical leprechaun with the pot of private jets and beachfront property — and she was all, “Too short! Too green! NEXT!”
Roots, Robots, Dragons and Krakens
When Cheri Bohn is looking for inspiration for her next sculpture, she walks around in the Arkansas backwoods where her land is about two miles from the White River.
The Debate: They Both Bombed It
There was more than one loser in the big debate, but that’s no surprise.