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Yoga Deza Seeks To Expand Yoga Community
By Terrah Baker This is the first in a series of articles featuring the newest yoga studios in Fayetteville, each with their own character, background and emphasis on the age-old
Ice is Nice
By Amanda Bancroft If your recent winter interactions with ice have been altogether negative, I empathize. It’s abundantly clear to most of us why ice storms, slick roads and slippery
Is Low Minimum Wage A Necessary Evil?
In 1938, President Franklin Roosevelt first introduced a federal minimum wage — 25 cents per hour. Today, the minimum wage is $7.25 an hour. According to the Bureau of Labor
Eat, Pray, Barf
By Amy Alkon My girlfriend and I just got back from vacationing in India, where we lived in an ashram (essentially a yoga camp) and she studied yoga and meditation
House of Blurbs
Staff Report Reproductive Justice Rally The Arkansas Coalition for Reproductive Justice (ACRJ) will hold its fourth annual Reproductive Justice Rally at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 18, on the
Realistic Cinema For Realistic Prices
By Terrah Baker Mike Bertrand was 14 when his dad asked him to fill in for a camera guy at a local TV station in Louisiana. After helping out for
Arkansas GED Testing Undergoes Changes
By Terrah Baker Ever heard the story of the starfish? I hadn’t either, until I talked with Deputy Director Jim Smith of Adult Education in the Arkansas Department of Career
Yes Virginia There is a Police State
“Secret Service ran jamming devices so that all cell phones in the area went straight to voice mail but could not connect, again interfering with protesters’ (and uninvolved neighbors’) ability
Country Icon, Genuine Musician Comes To NWA
Milsap will be playing at the Walton Arts Center on Jan. 12.
Important Articles Call For Attention
Editor:I live in Springdale and don’t always see a Free Weekly, but I am very glad I picked up your Jan. 2 issue. This letter is huge applause for your