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Author Connie Cottingham creates “100 Things To Do in Bentonville/Rogers Before You Die”
Connie Cottingham had never really had the urge to try mountain biking, but found herself in a Women of Oz beginner mountain bike class anyway. She was in the middle
“Twenty50,” a futuristic thriller set in an election year, opens at TheatreSquared
In Twenty50, a play written by Tony Meneses and directed by Rebecca Rivas, Andres Salazar is running for Congress and the task is making him question his core beliefs. The
Laugh it up: Big Diamond Comedy Fest brings 68 comedians to Bentonville for performances
They say everyone is a comedian. Many professional ones will be passing through Bentonville Oct. 2-5, when the Big Diamond Comedy Festival opens in Bentonville. Organizer Raj Suresh said that
PROFILE | Pat Ryan Key: After surgery could have easily taken his musical abilities from him, Key is now cancer free and still making music against all odds
When Pat Ryan Key took the stage at OZ Smokehouse during Bikes Blues and BBQ this week, he was feeling incredibly grateful. And not only because his new single “Truth”
With love and faith, seemingly insurmountable challenges can be met
As a child, it’s easy to accept the people, surroundings and circumstances around us as just a given. But the older that Dinah Jordan got, the more she realized that
Magic And Transformation: ArtsLive presents Roald Dahl’s ‘The Witches’ Sept. 12-15
Sweet kids transform into grotesque, evil creatures when Arts Live presents Roald Dahl’s dark comedic tale, “The Witches,” Sept. 12-15 at the theater on Sang Avenue in Fayetteville. “One of
Na’Tosha De’Von: While amid the process of grieving, the actor, poet, activist writes to “get the grime out” and to start a search for healing and joy
To hear Na’Tosha De’Von tell it, theatre and poetry were God’s plans for her life, but that doesn’t mean she agreed with him at first or that she followed suit
The Power to Heal: Play Music on the Porch Day at Mildred Cooper Chapel
DUSTIN STAGGSdstaggs@nwaonline.com “What if for one day everything stopped? And we all just listened to the music.” That’s the motto for the yearly celebration Play Music on the Porch Day
Animator on “Toy Story 2,” “Monsters Inc.,” “Cars,” speaks at Fort Smith Film Festival
Matthew Luhn was 19 years old and a student at the California Institute of the Arts when he got what he laughingly calls a “bizarre” job offer. How would he
NWA Book Fest returns for second year: authors, panels, merch at Fayetteville Town Center
Book lovers, authors and booksellers will reunite Aug. 17 for the second NWA Book Fest, a day-long stretch of events from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. This year’s fest will
