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Pop Up Festival Aims to Unite Non-profits
If you’ve been curious about how to get engaged with making a difference in the local community, this Saturday’s Volunteer Pop Up may be your best shot at finding out.
Huge Lightning Strikes Back: Fayetteville’s Comedy Festival Returns April 20-22
The comedy forces of Northwest Arkansas and beyond are coming together for three nights of improv, stand up, storytelling, music and general hilarity this weekend.
Free Weekly Cartoonist Recognized As Pulitzer Finalist
Jen Sorensen, The Free Weekly’s contributing cartoonist, received the honor of being second place Pulitzer finalist this year for her witty, biting and powerful editorial cartoons.
Caveheart: What to Do When You’re Dating an Introvert
Taking an introvert to a party can be a challenge. On the other hand, if it’s a Fourth of July party, you know where to find him: hiding in the bathtub with the dogs.
Planetary Shifts, Movements, Retrogrades and a New Moon
Sun enters Taurus, Wednesday, sign of illumination. Around midnight, Sun joins Mercury in Taurus, offering an important message.
Discover Green Cemeteries For Earth Day
Earth Day is a popular time to “green” our lives, but there is also the option of a green death.
Fifty Years On: MLK’s Giant Triplets Still Plague Us, Including Militarism
Fifty years ago, a year to the day before he was murdered, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. called us to overcome the giant triplets plaguing our society – racism, militarism and extreme materialism – in his ‘Beyond Vietnam: A Time to Break the Silence’ address at Riverside Church in Manhattan.
Arkansas Mass Executions And Christian Nonviolence
Arkansas is set for a mass execution of eight people within a 10 day period, starting April 17.
Natural Egg Dye And Easter Tips
Spring is here, and signs of new life are everywhere. Farms are abundant with baby pigs, calves, chicks and ponies.
Anxiously Awaiting Nothing
You know that feeling you get when you reach the top of a roller coaster?