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Fayetteville Minister to Open Inclusive Church
A minister will soon start a new church in West Fayetteville that strives to accept and include all.
Journeys for Justice, Poems for Peace
Nearly 50 years ago, Moshe Newmark, recently out of the University of Miami’s mass communications program, began a World Brotherhood Peace tour of the world.
Leaders Come Together To Celebrate Black Lives
Several leaders from the University of Arkansas, Compassion Fayetteville and Fayetteville Mayor Lioneld Jordan came together holding signs stating “Black Lives Matter #FayettevilleCares” Monday, Feb. 8 on Dickson Street to honor Black History Month and black lives in Fayetteville.
Privilege Walk Encourages Empathy for Citizens
About 80 or so Northwest Arkansas citizens of different ethnicity, ages and backgrounds took part in a cultural awareness experience to understand privilege first-hand in a group setting Monday evening at the Yvonne Richardson Center in Fayetteville, Feb. 1.
Frost Fest To Host 25 Regional Breweries
Every season in Fayetteville is beer festival season now.
Fayetteville Mardis Gras Celebrates 25th Anniversary
Fayetteville Mardi Gras is celebrating 25 years of merriment and mayhem, beginning at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 6, with The Parade of Fools winding its way from the Fayetteville Square to Dickson Street.
School Choice Matters for Arkansas’s Families
In many states, Arkansas included, lawmakers have taken action to provide a more diverse variety of school choices for families.
Making the Holidays Meaningful, Sustainable and Simple
A growing number of people are “unplugging” from the holiday machine—or avoiding the hyper-consumerism that can be associated with the giving season.
On the Map Music Festival Announced
Fayetteville is getting a new alternative music festival in an effort to remind the music industry we’re on the map.
World Peace Now! Part 2: Transformation of Our Culture of Violence and War Economy
“Nonviolence is the answer to the crucial political and moral question of our time – the need for man to overcome oppression and violence without resorting to violence and oppression.
