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Holiday Events Bucket List
By Stephanie Conway We haven’t even defrosted the turkey yet and the holiday calendar is already booking up! Here are some fun things to do to kick off the holiday
Women Accepted As Church Leaders
“The long struggle for women’s ordination as priests in the American Episcopal Church began in the mid-1850s and lasted almost 125 years. It ended on Sept. 16, 1976 in Minneapolis,
House of Blurbs
The national animal protection organization Mercy For Animals ratcheted up its campaign against the world’s largest retailer two weeks ago, as the group unveiled a feast for Walmart President and
Labeling Suicide As Selfish: Think About It
By Anonymous Contributor This past week, after I’d left to go baby-sit my grandson, I got a call from my partner at home saying that he had heard a woman
Stand For Children of Syria
“. . . There are many talking heads, but none of them are the head we want, the one that should matter above all endgames…” — Mohja Kahf, Professor of
Bringing Local Taste To Water Filtration
Staff Report Learning about water contamination is never a pleasant experience, especially when it’s first-hand. Moshe and Hamsa Newmark recall theirs as being the stint in Central America during a
The Great Scotts Let It Flow In Rumble Fear!
By Terrah Baker I like a band who can keep you interested. Especially when that band grabs your attention with “jam/ rock/ honky tonk,” musical collaboration that opens up the
Fundraiser To Make 'Sustainable' Accessible
By Terrah Baker Karen Stewart worked in the profit industry for most of her career. Until she decided that making sustainable building practices commonplace and accessible was her professional calling.
Survey Says: Mayoral Race A Hard Decision
Staff Report The Fayetteville Forward Green Economy Group conducted surveys on some of the candidates up for election this voting round. In case you still hadn’t been able to finalize
Delightful Halloween Date Destinations
By Claire Ala An excellent playlist, windows down, music up, color changing leaves and most importantly a significant other are necessities for a destination date to the Ozark Corn Maze.
