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‘An Undeniable American Icon’: Photos bring Selena to life at Crystal Bridges
“Selena Forever/Siempre Selena,” a new exhibit at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, aims to give Northwest Arkansans a closer look at the big personality — and even bigger talent
Let There Be Lights! Crystal Bridges brings back popular North Forest installation
Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art has announced that the popular outdoor exhibit “North Forest Lights” will be returning to the museum in September and running through January 2022. This
Demand And Supply: Fort Smith ready for its own film festival
With the 13-year-old Fayetteville Film Fest planned for Nov. 11-13 and the Bentonville Film Festival ending its seventh anniversary today, what made Brandon Goldsmith think the River Valley needed its
Arkansas Public Theatre cancels final week of shows
Cast member tests positive for covid-19 Arkansas Public Theatre has canceled the last four performances of its summer repertory shows, “Inherit the Wind” and “Our Town.” A cast member was
There she is, Miss Arkansas! Twirler Whitney Williams brings title home to UA
A few facts about the new Miss Arkansas, 23-year-old Whitney Williams: She is a senior at the University of Arkansas, where she is pursing a degree in speech language pathology.
July: Run, fling, swing
Run for Veterans 7hills Homeless Center 3-10 7:30 a.m. — The 7 Hills Homeless Shelter’s 12th annual Run for Veterans 4-mile timed race and 1-mile fun walk will be virtual
One Of A Kind: Miss Arkansas remembers two-year reign
“I hope I am remembered for more than just having been the only Miss Arkansas to serve for more than one year,” says Darynne Dahlem, Miss Arkansas 2019 and Miss Arkansas 2020.
PRIDE Returns: NWA cities prepare to celebrate in June
The organizers who put together the Natural State’s largest event for Pride Month did what they could in 2020 to give people a chance to celebrate. The 2019 Pride parade
Films For The Future: Festival considers community in new shared space
On May 29, Northwest Arkansans will have a unique opportunity to experience the new outdoor venue Butterfield Stage, located in downtown Rogers, by attending the Better Cities Film Festival. The
In Her Own Words: Angie Albright brings her history to Shiloh Museum
“Always remember that, at the core of the Shiloh Museum, is serving the community, telling the stories of everyday people, and being a welcoming place that values every individual. If
