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The Incredible Sulk and Mourning Wood
The Incredible Sulk I’m a married lesbian working on having another baby with my fab wife. My new best friend is an attractive straight girl who lives in another state.
What to do, with the blue jacket
Q. My mother just passed to me a light blue jacket that was my father’s from about 8 years ago. Is this still appropriate to wear and is now the
Dressing well, without the tie
Q. I am really glad that going without a tie has become so popular, especially for business. Our office is still somewhat on the formal side; we wear suits, blazers,
Touring The Trails
Adventure, scenery highlights of new trails JOCELYN MURPHY jmurphy@nwadg.com Northwest Arkansas is at a tipping point, says Amber Chambers. The region stands at the precipice of becoming a new mecca
Empower, Support, Heal
Indigenous women seek own solutions BECCA MARTIN-BROWN bmartin@nwadg.com “Choctaws are matriarchal and matrilineal, and that way of living is a great example of equity,” says Sarah Adams-Cornell. “This is especially
Pride Fills The Streets
Participants find joy, hope in LGBTQ+ festival The crowd at the 15th annual Northwest Arkansas Pride Festival June 15 in Fayetteville — the largest LGBTQ celebration in Arkansas, according to
Wind In Your Sails
Individuals find tiny ways to make energy AMANDA BANCROFT Making Ripples Not just for off-grid houses, hand-held renewable energy generators are popular with students walking around campus, backpackers, residents in
Everything Old Is New Again
Historic building becomes gallery, debuts exhibition LYNN KUTTER lkutter@nwadg.com This small community in western Washington County recently premiered its newest historic facility, the Museum Gallery at Historic Cane Hill, with
