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Four Minutes, Four Questions: Chris Cross, Natural State of Mind
BECCA MARTIN-BROWN bmartin@nwadg.com It’s been 10 years since Deke Sharon’s “The Sing-Off’ introduced a capella choral music to the masses. In 2009, the NBC show had the highest ratings of
Cozy Craftsmanship
Quilts piece together stories of African-American life JOCELYN MURPHY jmurphy@nwadg.com It was thrilling for Scott Heffley as he walked through the exhibition space at the Fort Smith Regional Art Museum
Aca-Awesome
Youth add voices to local a cappella scene JOCELYN MURPHY jmurphy@nwadg.com What do you call the very first youth a cappella group in Springdale? AcaPeeps, according to the Springdale students
Making Downtown More Uptown
Bond project to blend nature, art, officials say STACY RYBURN sryburn@nwadg.com Fayetteville city officials envision a time when people will go downtown just for the sake of it, regardless of
Now Serving
Contest dishes up a sweet slice JOCELYN MURPHY jmurphy@nwadg.com Just in time for Pi Day on March 14, “Good Day NWA” aired the results of the Walton Arts Center’s “Baked
Art OverView
Quilts, baskets, a post office and model homes April 3 Artist of the Month — Priscilla Myers’ portraits, abstracts and landscapes in acrylics and oils, all month, Fort Smith Library
High Fashion
From bikers to brides, NWA is stylin’ LARA JO HIGHTOWER lhightower@nwadg.com Since rebooting Northwest Arkansas Fashion Week in 2017, executive director Robin Wallis Atkinson has approached each subsequent run with
LIVE! in NWA
April 5 Headcold — 9 p.m., with The Phlegms, Tomboil, and Gardensnakes. Backspace, Fayetteville. $5. Ashtyn Barbaree — Brick Street Brews, Rogers. Jessie Joice — 9 p.m., Cherokee Casino, West
Android Rage and Taking Care of Buzzness
Android Rage I’m so tired of these supposed magician multitaskers on their cellphones. The guy I’m dating and some of my friends don’t seem to get how disrespectful it feels
8 Days A Week
April 5 (Friday) Used Book Sale — 9 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. April 5-6, Read it Again Book Store in the Bentonville Public Library. Free admission. 903-1891. “Balloonacy” — Part
