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Local Earns Music Career At 13
At the age of 13, Kory Montgomery got his first taste of music success
‘The Office’: The End Of An American Workplace
By Dane La Born It’s the end of an era for American television, as “The Office” closed its doors a few weeks ago after serving all our paper needs for
Dirtfoot Visits Waka…Again!
By Caleb Hennington Gypsy Punk Country Grumble Boogie…That’s the only way the members of Shreveport, La.’s Dirtfoot can describe the sound of their band, a smorgasbord of musical sounds wrapped
A WRITER WHO READS …
By Robert Laurence … Or a reader who writes. Take your pick. Padma Viswanathan, who lives with her extended family in Fayetteville and who teaches at the University of Arkansas,
Creating Verbal Tapestries For Bentonville Artists
By Terrah Baker Tommy Culpepper of Bentonville had a trying year in 2010 — a divorce, a new city, a new job — but hitting the open mic. nights throughout
Drunken Sailor Music Makes A Kick-Ass Comeback
A Fayetteville staple with endless charitable appearances and now a new EP.
Teenage Writers, Reading Aloud
By Robert Laurence They have a reputation to uphold. Thirty years of publication, on-time and never missed. Multiple recognitions of national excellence by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. Front cover
Traveling Poets Find Comfy Spot
By Roger Barrett If you’ve been to a poetry reading at Nightbird Books, or bought a book of poetry at the Dickson Street Bookshop then you’ve probably met Matthew Henriksen.
A Soldier's Heart
By Ginny Masullo Jacob George of A Ride Till the End (ARTTE) is the Afghanistan war veteran and Arkansas native who burst onto the scene when he and his supporters
What Does It Mean To Look Like A Girl?
By Terrah Baker Jane Kang looks like your average girl, despite her shaved head. She talks like a girl. She even dresses like a girl. But what does that mean,
