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Hillberry 2 Fills in After Phases of The Moon Festival Canceled
It’s been a rough year for Mulberry Mountain music festival fans.
Fayetteville Civil Rights Ordinance Passes
Here’s looking at you, all you Fayetteville LGBT people. The Uniform Civil Rights Protection ordinance was approved by popular vote Tuesday.
Tri Cycle Farms to Host 4th Pesto Fest
Got a thing for local and organic food? Well, there’s just the event for you this weekend. Tri Cycle Farms’ Pesto Fest returns for the fourth consecutive year and everyone
Moments from Fayetteville Roots Festival 2015
Once again, Fayetteville Roots Fest organizers Bernice and Bryan Hembree and Jerrmy Gawthrop have done it.
The Lowdown on Ordinance 5781
Early voting for the Sept. 8 special election for a new civil rights ordinance began Tuesday.
The Art of Imperfection: Luthier Builds Instruments by Hand
With each rapid scuff to the sitka spruce arch top guitar, the luthier wipes away the fluffy-looking wood shavings with a brush of his rugged, calloused hand.
Vintage Music Shop Keeps Roots Music Thriving
Walking into May Bell Music on Block Street feels like stepping into an Ozark music store from the early mid 20th century.
Massage Therapists Organize Benefit to Aid Clinics
Earlier this year, in a 68-17 vote, Arkansas representatives voted to enact an $11 million capital gains tax cut. Sponsored by Rep. Matthew Shepherd (R-El Dorado), House Bill 1402 allows for citizens who make more than $10 million in net capital gain exempt from state taxes.
Jeff’s Journey: Transitioning In Arkansas
Jeffery Augustine Castellano is just a normal guy, trying to exist, exist in peace.
Up In The Trees: Local Carpenters Design and Build Deluxe Treehouses
Josh Hart is living his dream job. His company, Natural State Treehouses, works exclusively with its clients’ dreams of treehouses and builds them into reality.
