Commentary
Late-Season Nesters
We typically think of eggs around springtime and Easter, and most people promptly forget about them when summer fun arrives.
One Mississippi Excels With Brilliant Dark Comedy
If you get too dark, you risk losing your audience; too light, and you risk losing your original point. Tig walks that tightrope better than any comic I’ve ever seen.
The Joy of Recently Hatched Skinks and Snakes
Northwest Arkansas is swimming in baby reptiles this time of year.
The Stand At Standing Rock
I’ve previously talked about the all-but-ignored demonstration taking place against the Dakota Access Pipeline.
A Century to Celebrate: 100 Years of National Parks
August 25 marked the 100th anniversary of the National Park Service, which was created in 1916 by then-president Woodrow Wilson.
Harry Potter And The Cursed Child: A Belated Review
Anyone who knows me at all knows that I am a die-hard fan of Harry Potter.
Grand Opening of the Kessler Mountain Regional Park
Sometimes a single project can make ripples across various topics like human health, the environment, and the economy simultaneously.
Election Commission Denies Campus Voting Site
Last week, the Washington County Election Commission refused a request to place an early voting polling site at the University of Arkansas campus.
Lochmess, Racism, and the First Nations
The big story these last couple of weeks has, of course, been the 2016 Rio Olympics.
Issues Surrounding Buffalo River Watershed Continue
The issues surrounding the Buffalo National River and a nearby 6,500 hog farm that was built in a fragile watershed environment keep coming.