Posts From tbaker
Free Energy-Saving Weatherization Kits
Staff Report The city of Fayetteville Community Service Division is offering free Energy Efficiency and Weatherization Kits to qualifying residents of low to moderate income. The kits are intended to
Using Art To Reinvent Alternative Print Media
Free Weekly Staff Around the world, and right here in our own backyard, print media is reinventing itself — with the help of dedicated staff and community. These writers, photographers,
Book Forum Discusses Inconsistencies With Endless Growth, Carbon Energy
By Lolly Tindol Special Contribution Where does the seemingly limitless energy that fuels modern society really come from — and is that perception of limitlessness delusional? It’s time to remake
Local Band’s Music Echos Through National Hard Rock Scene
By Terrah Baker When you hear the music of RedEcho, you’ll recognize the hard rock sounds. The difference can be heard once you actually start listening. Lead singer Corey Carter
The Rat Of The Litter
By Amy Alkon AdviceAmy@aol.com For two months, I’ve been dating an awesome guy. He does sweet things like leaving cute notes on my windshield, but I worry about how he
Win Tickets To Waka Winter Classic
Staff Report The Waka Winter Classic Competition will be making a stop Jan. 16 in Fayetteville at George’s Majestic Lounge. The eighth annual competition is traveling through 16 cities
I Believe In Christmas
By Rachel Birdsell rabirdsell@gmail.com I believe in the spirit of goodwill that shows itself during this time of year. I believe that the world is a little nicer around Christmas.
80,000 Hours to Give Well
By Amanda Bancroft There’s a hot new movement of ripple-makers calling themselves “effective altruists” and gaining attention from the Chronicle of Philanthropy, TED, CNN, The New York Times, The Washington
Henry & Friends Tell Musical Stories Through Folk Sound
By Terrah Baker When you listen to John Henry and Friends, you listen to a story. The mood is set by the folksy sounds of Henry’s voice and twangy string
Put Your Money Where Your Heart Is
By Terrah Baker editorfreekly@gmail.com What do you think when you hear the word “thrive?” Or put in the context of humans “thriving,” what would that look like? Historically, this measurement