Features
Eyes All Aglow
Silver Dollar City lights up the season BECCA MARTIN-BROWN bmartin@nwadg.com What’s another 1.5 million lights when the “city” already boasts 5 million? In the case of the new “Christmas in
Beyond Buying
True spirit of Christmas found at Alternative Gift Market LARA JO HIGHTOWER lhightower@nwadg.com St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Fayetteville has been hosting its Alternative Gift Market on the first Sunday
Maker Space: Clarke Buehling puts heart, soul into music
Take a look at the photo on musician Clarke Buehling’s website — cleverly called “Buehling Banjos” — and you’ll see a distinguished photo of the man himself. Buehling stands with
Out And Proud
When Jeff Walker was growing up in Warsaw, Mo. — a town of about 2,000 about an hour and a half north of Springfield — there were no role models
Lights! Santa! Action!
Christmas arrives this weekend ‘Tis the season to celebrate in the four central cities of Northwest Arkansas. Although it may seem to come earlier every year, the holidays officially kick
What Is Modern Yoga, Anyway?
By Brent Miller Yoga, what’s the deal? Well there must be something to it considering that 15 million Americans are spending $27 billion a year on “yoga” products alone. So
Knowledge of Body is Strength in Yoga Instructor
It’s safe to say yoga has become extremely popular in recent years. The Yoga Alliance — the largest U.S. nonprofit organization offering certifications and teacher registries — has pushed out
Realistic Cinema For Realistic Prices
By Terrah Baker Mike Bertrand was 14 when his dad asked him to fill in for a camera guy at a local TV station in Louisiana. After helping out for
Quality of Life Overview for Arkansas, Washington County
By Terrah Baker It is said that the first step to solving a problem is recognizing that it’s there. That’s why each year since 2011 the Arkansas Community Foundation —
The Psychology of Consumerism
And Why It’s Making America Unhappy and In Debt By Terrah Baker It’s the holiday season. Which in past years has meant uninhibited spending and credit debt. Today, one benefit
