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Artist puts feelings into felt for a good cause
Donna Mulhollan has decided that 2020 is for the birds — but in her case, that’s a good thing. Having already dedicated the year to her feathered friends, Mulhollan has
Saving Your Sanity
So. You’re self-quarantining, hunkered down at home. If you’re lucky, you’re able to continue your job from there; perhaps your spouse is, as well. And along with juggling conference calls,
‘Hadestown’ on 2020-21 Broadway lineup in Tulsa
Critics use words like “compelling,” “exuberant,” “exhilarating,” “relevant” and sure to be the next cult classic. The musical they’re talking about is “Hadestown,” and with a “masterful” production still on
Now 72, James Taylor finally talks about the early years
Even here, in the stillness of the Berkshires forest near Lenox, Mass., James Taylor grows anxious. He has to be conscious of how he enters his days since he most
Visitors still welcome to walk, bike, drive into history
Nestled in the hills and hollows of the Ozarks, the Pea Ridge National Military Park preserves nearly 4,300 acres of the rural Ozarks on which the March 7-8, 1862, Battle
Adultery Swim
Adultery Swim I started seeing a guy whose previous relationship ended because he cheated. He insists he really learned his lesson and would never do it again. Should I trust
Silver Dollar citizens eager to celebrate 60
Silver Dollar City shouldn’t be quiet now. It’s spring break season, and the Branson, Mo., theme park should be filled with the laughter of happy parents and the shrieks of
Reuse is beautiful focus of Artosphere contest
For the second year, the Walton Arts Center in Fayetteville is inviting local artists to engage with Artosphere: Arkansas’ Art + Nature Festival via a photography contest. The venue’s annual
Go Outdoors Safely: When, where you go keeps you socially distant
It’s the Easter season, and what better way to celebrate spring and all things cute than by going outdoors to look for baby bunnies and nests filled with gorgeous colored
