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The Science Of Strength
T2 takes unique look at Marie Curie LARA JO HIGHTOWER lhightower@nwadg.com Playwright Lauren Gunderson’s play, “The Half Life of Marie Curie” — now on (virtual) stage at TheatreSquared — follows
Siloam Springs Singer Tori Miller Proves She’s Got ‘The Voice’
BECCA MARTIN-BROWN bmartin@nwadg.com Audiences far beyond her hometown of Siloam Springs probably recognize Tori Miller. “I’ve been performing in Northwest Arkansas in one way or another for most of my
Dressy, but not too dressy: Recommendations for a more casual workplace
Q. I’m a lawyer whose office has always been dressier than most; we never descended to “business-casual.” Of course, these days we’re not as formal as we used to be;
Let Maya Flourish and Deception Rule
We are seeing the two dimensions of Scorpio and the Nine Tests playing themselves out in our country (the U.S.). The two dimensions are two different perceptions about the president
Apt. 201B Or Not To Be
My boyfriend and I have been together for two years, and my lease is up in a few months. I was thinking about asking him if he wants to live
Unique, Useful And Beautiful
Boutique Show brings friends and fun together BECCA MARTIN-BROWN bmartin@nwadg.com Two things become readily apparent about K.C. Pummill. The founder of the Northwest Arkansas Boutique Show has an easy, infectious
Past Leads To Future
Historic Cane Hill hires new director Lynn Kutter lkutter@nwadg.com The new executive director for Historic Cane Hill Inc. will focus on building the community and making it a “vibrant place”
Share The Good News!
It’s really not as bad ‘out there’ as we sometimes think AMANDA BANCROFT Making Ripples Remember when the sun suddenly disappeared and the whole world looked dark outside, but then
Diva For A Day
Sometimes a queen is what she seems REGGAN PARRISH Special to The Free Weekly Looking into a large mirror, Patty Johnson hums softly to herself and dances in place as
