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Dec. 11 (Friday) Rare & Vintage Online Book Sale — Hosted by Friends of the Fort Smith Public Library, through Dec. 13. Books listed at fortsmithlibrary.org. Architecture Tour — Frank
Four Minutes, Four Questions Gabriella Sanchez
JOCELYN MURPHY jmurphy@nwadg.com Picture a flagpole in your mind. What does that tall metal pillar mean to you? A flagpole can serve as a spot for meeting or gathering; it
No Place Like Home
Covid-19 can’t stop Habitat for Humanity ASHTON ELEY Special to The Free Weekly A few Habitat for Humanity staff members, relatives and residents gather on the clement, slightly cloudy afternoon
A Little Help From A House
Teching tunes through trying times tips the balance JOCELYN MURPHY jmurphy@nwadg.com We’ve all had to become tech experts on the fly! It’s a phrase I’ve heard more times than I
Sending Love Is Simple
Great ideas abound without breaking the bank AMANDA BANCROFT Making Ripples Crummy covid-19 getting you down over the holidays? Warm some hearts you love with creative gifts that do good
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
Good dry cleaners keep ties tip top
Q. I was talking with the only other doctor in my practice who cares as much about clothing as I do. He said he found his best tie had a
Layered Perspectives
Artists respond to ‘Until’ with new works JOCELYN MURPHY jmurphy@nwadg.com From its inception, “Nick Cave: Until” was always intended to be a space of response, begins Pia Agrawal. Agrawal is
Inspiring Activism
Pack Rat hosts Wild and Scenic Film Fest LARA JO HIGHTOWER lhightower@nwadg.com Pack Rat Outdoor Center will host the Wild and Scenic Virtual Film Fest on Dec. 4, the third
Funding Local Farmers
Ozark Natural Foods customers round up to help AMANDA BANCROFT Making Ripples Some things in life are optional, like fruitcake. You can take it or leave it, according to your
