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Training Wheels
Lilly shows up at school one day with her prized possession — the keenest purple plastic purse you’ve ever seen — and is so distracted by the marvelousness of her
Pieces Of The Past: Pettigrew community gathers for annual homecoming
“The Pettigrew Heritage Committee members had to step up to the plate after the passing of Wayne [Martin],” says Susan Collins, one of those members. “We had really depended upon
All Jazzed Up
Musician Ashli Christoval — who will become Jazzy Ash when she performs with her band, The Leaping Lizards, on the Walton Arts Center stage on March 27 — discovered early
Set Your Clocks Ahead
What goes 50 mph, drops 10 stories, has a 95-foot vertical loop, a dive loop and a zero G roll and promises almost 2 minutes of screaming, laughing, heart-pumping excitement?
Spring In To Fun
Community programs offer activities for kids LARA JO HIGHTOWER lhightower@nwadg.com Northwest Arkansas public schools will celebrate spring break the week of March 19-23. While the halcyon call of “No school!”
A Rare Respite
Given that Fort Smith will spend this year celebrating its 200th birthday, the Fort Smith Museum of History has found the perfect image in celebration: Artist Samuel Seymour’s 1820 watercolor
As Many Giggles As Scares
Playwright brings new ‘Sleepy Hollow’ to life LARA JO HIGHTOWER lhightower@nwadg.com “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” is coming to Arts Live — but director Jason Suel says the story of
Start Your Engines
Hot Wheels rev up fun at Amazeum For the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, “the idea for the exhibit was pretty simple at the start.” “We had worked with Mattel on
‘Fifty From Fifty’
Shiloh Museum showcases pieces of past BECCA MARTIN-BROWN bmartin@nwadg.com Carolyn Reno has had a uniquely fortunate position with the Shiloh Museum for 34 years of its 50-year history. She is
When The Animals Take Over
Arts Live tackles challenge of Orwell’s ‘Animal Farm’ LARA JO HIGHTOWER lhightower@nwadg.com “All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others,” reads the most famous line from
