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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.
Growing A Healthier Community: Seeds That Feed Goes Mobile
Forty percent of food in the United States today goes uneaten.
KUAF Summer Jazz Series Kicks Off
It’s been said rock musicians play three notes to 3 million people while jazz musicians play 3 million notes to three people. The Northwest Arkansas Jazz Society works to even the playing field.
Fayetteville's The Nines Turns 2
There’s an inherent sense of cool, romance and class to The Nines.
Fayetteville Community Radio Prepares for Broadcast
Community members have completed much of the heavy lifting for establishing a non-commercial, locally programmed radio station at the Chancellor Hotel in downtown Fayetteville.
Same-Sex Marriage Legalized
Friday, June 26 was an emotional, roller-coaster day for Rick McCormick and his partner, Jackie Blair.
Comedians Weigh In: Is Our Culture Becoming Hyper Sensitive?
We see it all over our social media newsfeeds every day. Someone notable says something opinionated or possibly offensive and it trends, starts a news cycle and rustles everyone’s feathers for a little while. Then we move on to the next.
The Show Must Go On: Musician Organizes Impromptu Festival
Lance Carpenter received an email early Sunday morning, June 14, telling him that Thunder on the Mountain in Ozark, Ark., had been canceled.
