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Gone To The Dogs
Slip-n-slide supports canine cause Taking a trip down a 1,000-foot slip-n-slide on Dickson Street this Sunday could help a veteran suffering from PTSD get the furry, four-legged companion he needs
Saturn: Teacher, Guardian, Time-Keeper – Risa's Horoscopes
All the planets at one time or another turn retrograde creating an inward-focused time. At present, Mercury, Saturn, Uranus, Pluto, Juno and Chiron are retrograde. During retrograde times we confront
Where Are They Now?
Arkansas roots lift Gorhams to Oklahoma Hall of Fame Ever wonder where someone is now? So did we. A new feature — titled “Where Are They Now?” — will reconnect
LIVE! in NWA
Today (8-24) Clint Scrivner — After 5 Bar, Rogers. Kassi Moe — Dickson Street Pub, Fayetteville. Rick Atha — Foghorn’s on Green Acres, Fayetteville. Tom Bryant — Foghorn’s on W.
Going Off The Grid – Making Ripples
Consider every option before choosing what fits There are many ways to technically go “off-grid,” including complete social isolation, avoidance of banks, separation from our smartphones, refusal to use
Couch-Hard Abs – Advice Goddess
Wife wants husband to sweat for her My husband has a great body, but since we got married two years ago, he has completely stopped working out. One reason I
‘Lettuce’ Fill Your Senses
For seven years, organizers of the Fayetteville Roots Festival have adeptly demonstrated how a successful festival can come together with equal parts music, food and free community programming. Each pillar
8 Days a Week
Thursday (8/24) Author Talk — With Talya Tate Boerner, author of “The Accidental Salvation of Gracie Lee,” 5:30 p.m., Boone County Library in Harrison. Free. 870-741-5913. Opening Reception — For
Squirrels, Beware
Ray Wylie Hubbard to ‘Tell the Devil’ in Arkansas I run over squirrel in Arkansas … The opening line of “Lucifer and the Fallen Angels” on Ray Wylie Hubbard’s latest
Art Imitates Environment
‘It’s all about the connections between humans, universe’ A group of spectators gathered with Argentinian artist Marina Zumi across the street from her mural on West Avenue to catch a