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Cowabunga, Dude! Comic Con is everything from WWE to Teenage Turtles
“You know, comic con guests are an interesting group,” Joey Mills of VXV Events Media & Community Relations says. He’s talking specifically about the upcoming NWA Comic Con, returning to
Touted Eureka author Dragonwagon teaches planning
If the left brain is more analytical, and the right brain is more creative, it’s hard to imagine anyone more right-brained than Crescent Dragonwagon. An author known for her poetry,
WAC celebrates with mariachi music
¡Feliz Navidad! It’s Christmastime south of the border, too, and Latin Grammy-nominated Mariachi Herencia de México brings a blend of Mexican and American Christmas favorites to the Walton Arts Center
Entries open now for WAC’s 2024 VoiceJam
“A cappella music is more like a rock band and less of a choir,” says Jim Bob Loyd. “Yes, everyone is singing, but the trick is, we are actively feeding
UAFS artist in residence considers herbicide effects in pop-up exhibition
At the center of Katina Bitsicas’ pop-up art exhibition Dec. 1-2 is the broad-spectrum herbicide glyphosate and its effects on “ecosystems, and specifically aquatic environments.” The artwork’s beauty, a combination
Former GM remembers first Christmas at Silver Dollar City
John Baltes is 76, and he remembers the very first Christmas celebration at Silver Dollar City. He helped create it. Baltes came to the Branson theme park in 1981 as
Former GM remembers first Christmas at Silver Dollar City
John Baltes is 76, and he remembers the very first Christmas celebration at Silver Dollar City. He helped create it. Baltes came to the Branson theme park in 1981 as
Brandon Weston explains how folk healing still vital to Ozarks culture Nov. 15 at Shiloh Museum
Folk healing isn’t as far away from the bustling cities of Northwest Arkansas as one might think, says Brandon Weston. “Herbal teas, poultices, salves, tinctures, and baths are still in
Hollywood veteran brings master acting class to NWA Nov. 4-5
Anyone who has seen a movie or watched TV anytime since 1985 has most likely seen John D’Aquino on screen. Most notably, depending on your generation, were roles on “21
Haunted Hill House: Beattie Mansion one of St. Joe’s ‘most active’Haunted Hill House:
Editor’s Note: This is the second in a duet of stories about haunted locations in Missouri which tourism spokeswoman Nicole Schulenberg promises are abundant. You can find a whole list
