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Gina Gallina’s latest coup is yarn-bombing a bar
Gina Gallina is a crocheting superstar. If you think of crochet — a craft where yarn is looped into different patterns using crochet hooks — as a staid, conventional hobby
Sustainable Sweets: Local chocolatiers get nod from Oprah
When Lauren Blanco attended a networking event in New York through the Tory Burch Foundation last year, she managed to get one of her company’s chocolate bars into the hands
One man’s memories live again in ‘My Father’s War’
When Bob Ford met and married Amy Herzberg, he didn’t just gain new in-laws. He also became one of the caretakers of her father’s World War II stories. “I grew
Charlie Daniels has no plans to give up music
Charlie Daniels says he’ll quit playing the fiddle when someone “pries it from my cold, dead hands.” And even at 83, he doesn’t expect that to happen any time soon.
Hatching A Habitat: Kat Wilson wants to see what’s happening at home
Artist Kat Wilson’s photographic series called “Habitats” was a phenomenon from the moment it was unveiled at the Delta Art Exhibition at the Arkansas Arts Center in 2004. Wilson’s concept
Theater To Go: Arts Live offers opportunities for kids to create, learn online
Self-quarantining is difficult, but self-quarantining with children in the house — and no end in sight — can be a special kind of challenge. Enter, stage left: Arts Live Theatre,
Complain Crash and Legally Bland
Complain Crash My 22-year-old son’s new girlfriend is extremely pretty. She has a great figure and dresses to show it off, so I understand the attraction. However, she’s also spoiled,
And the People Stayed Home
A poem for our times – “And the people stayed home. And read books, and listened, and rested, and exercised, and made art, and played games, and learned new ways
Time in kitchen keeps woes away
Stuck at home with too much time or too many kids? Bake chocolate chip cookies, a cake, biscuits, bread or anything to take your mind off the pandemic for a
