In The News
Books In (Virtual) Bloom
C.J. Box back with another ‘riveting’ mystery BECCA MARTIN-BROWN bmartin@nwadg.com Asked how Joe Pickett came to be a hero, Wyoming author C.J. Box says: “It certainly wasn’t because I was
Sustaining Through Shifting
Momentary stays motivated during murky times JOCELYN MURPHY jmurphy@nwadg.com Northwest Arkansas’ ambitious and engaging contemporary art space, the Momentary, had been open to the public less than a month when
One Man’s UFO Story
Author discusses lifetime of extraterrestrial encounters BECCA MARTIN-BROWN bmartin@nwadg.com It’s hard to dismiss Terry Lovelace as a crazy man. He was an EMT and medic in the Air Force, earned
Visitors still welcome to walk, bike, drive into history
Nestled in the hills and hollows of the Ozarks, the Pea Ridge National Military Park preserves nearly 4,300 acres of the rural Ozarks on which the March 7-8, 1862, Battle
Sustainable Sweets: Local chocolatiers get nod from Oprah
When Lauren Blanco attended a networking event in New York through the Tory Burch Foundation last year, she managed to get one of her company’s chocolate bars into the hands
Neighbor To Neighbor
New online groups help make connections in crisis BECCA MARTIN-BROWN bmartin@nwadg.com “We can help with getting and dropping off groceries, picking up medicine, or if anyone has some other needs,
Getting Ready
Coronavirus, disease spread potential on service providers’ radar STACY RYBURN sryburn@nwadg.com News of the coronavirus across the globe has prompted local service providers to closely examine how they help prevent
Trailside development piques interest
Fayetteville city leaders want to hone in on the economic potential of trails. About 47 miles of paved trails weave through the city, and another 26 miles are planned over
National search will seek new SoNA executive director
“My six years in Northwest Arkansas have been unforgettable,” Matt Herren said. “It has been a true honor to lead SoNA in this community of collaborative and generous arts leaders
Fayetteville commission mulls vacation rental regulations
There should be a distinction in city code between the two types of short-term rentals, but other aspects of a proposed regulation need closer examination, Fayetteville Planning commissioners agreed Feb.
