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A Bonnie Gift For Baby: Harpist Beth Stockdell records collection of international lullabies
When Beth Stockdell’s stepdaughter Christa was in the final trimester of her pregnancy, Stockdell began mentally creating an album full of lullabies for her and husband Rick’s first grandchild. “Then
A Few Of Their Favorite Things: Rogers Museum shares seldom seen artifacts
It’s that time again, the time when new year’s resolutions lead to upended closets, trips to Goodwill and the Samaritan Shop — dropping off everything you’ve outgrown and picking up new-to-you storage
History Brought To Life: Public gets chance to help ‘Dig Up Arkansas’
Editor’s Note: Since this story was written, the public performances of “Digging Up Arkansas” have been postponed from Jan. 22 to Jan. 29 due to covid issues. Even history has
See And Be Seen: Hoe-Down hosts ‘America’s Got Talent’ auditions
On any other Jan. 15, the Ozark Mountain Hoe-Down Music Theater in Eureka Springs would be dark. The show, helmed by Mike Nichols, offers a full evening of music, comedy
Books And Beyond: FPL expands spaces for art, music, food, family, fitness
Editor’s Note: We like to look back this time every year at the stories that we think best captured the state of the arts in Northwest Arkansas and the River
Year In Review: The Myth-ing Link
Editor’s Note: This time every year, we look back at some of the noteworthy stories of the past 365 days. This story originally appeared May 30 in What’s Up! Kendall Hart
Skating rink a blessing for Community Rescue Mission
The circumstances that bring someone to Community Rescue Mission are very rarely happy ones. In general, the people who move in to the 10 single-family apartments have lost a battle
‘Tis The Season: Holiday events continue
Ongoing Holidaze Pop-Up Bars — The “nice” Holidaze is open 5-11 p.m. daily through Dec. 23 at the Walton Arts Center, 495 W. Dickson St. & the “naughty” version is
Wheels Down: Bikes roll in to Bentonville’s Amazeum
“Gear Up: The Science of Bikes,” a multimedia, interactive exhibit detailing the history and mechanics of the bicycle, opened at the Scott Family Amazeum in late September and will run
‘A Patriotic Christmas’: Hawkins House dresses up in red, white and blue
At the turn of the 20th century, the Hawkins family would have been typical of the middle class in Rogers, and they would have spent the Christmas holidays in a
