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The Food Truck Phenomenon
The amount of food trucks in the U.S. have been growing “astronomically” over the course of 10 years, said John Gaber, professor of public policy at the University of Arkansas. The most recent burst of mobile vendors have been cropping up at the tail end of the economic recession period of the U.S. economy, and most can be found in Chicago, Los Angeles and Washington D.C., and now, Fayetteville.
A Festival of Love: A Greenhorn’s Wakarusa Experience
By Nick Brothers After the sun set on Mulberry mountain Friday night, The Flaming Lips took the stage. I was one person in a sea of 19,000, and it was
Public Art Project Beautifies Dickson Street Corners
If you’ve been on Dickson Street lately, you may have seen some of the graffiti on the traffic boxes at each intersection.
Surviving Wakarusa
By Nick Brothers The mountain beckons. Next week Mulberry Mountain, located on the Pig Trail between Fayetteville and Ozark, will transform into Wakarusa for it’s 11th season, and 6th in
Beer Bedouins, Aura Art and the Great Ale Mystery
As a lager drinker, my taste buds never understood the mass appeal of ales and IPAs.
Local Collaboration of Talents Creates Amazing Looks
Some of the most exciting projects are those that start with a collaboration of like-minded people. Although it is nice to create art on your own and it is also
57 Turtles, And One Great Day on the Buffalo River
By Matt Bishop 57 Turtles. 15+ Waterfalls. 1 rogue wave. Zero Snakes. Now is the time to get the kids on the Buffalo River. On a Monday in mid-April, the
