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RSSCheer Champion
Bentonville grad comes home to ‘Bring It On’
FAYETTEVILLE — Think of cheerleading, and words such as “energy” and “emotion” are likely to come to mind. Continue reading...
Between Love And Money
Classic thriller brings murder plot to Springdale stage
First comes love, then comes marriage. Then comes … murder? Continue reading...
Photo Exhibit Honors Women
A national photography exhibit is now on display at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville. Continue reading...
‘Arkansas/Arkansaw’
Exhibit explores ups and downs of hillbilly stereotype
LITTLE ROCK — IIn the cartoon, a barefoot hillbilly wears ragged overalls and a thermal shirt that’s seen better days. Close at hand, he keeps a full moonshine jug — while an empty one lays at his feet. Continue reading...
Living And Laughing
Songwriter Ray Wylie Hubbard forges forward with new projects
Ask Ray Wylie Hubbard to tell an Arkansas story, and he’ll gladly oblige. Continue reading...
Always All About Elvis
Tribute show stays true to king of rock ’n’ roll
It was in Japan a couple of years ago that a fan swooned at Donny Edwards’ feet. Continue reading...
Press On
New coffee shop opens doors to downtown Bentonville
BENTONVILLE — Bea and Rob Apple’s original idea called for a coffee cart they could push around the Bentonville square. It was a simple concept, rooted in Rob’s previous work as a barista and a bargain-priced deal the couple found on a coffee grinder. Continue reading...
LIVE IN NWA!
HIGHLIGHTS AND CALENDAR OF AREA LIVE MUSIC Continue reading...
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HIGHLIGHTS AND CALENDAR OF AREA ENTERTAINMENT Continue reading...
‘A Master Of Illustration’
Fort Smith exhibit introduces artist Otto Lang
Acontemporary of artists like Thomas Eakins and Robert Henri, illustrator Otto Lang is an emerging figure in the art world 72 years after his death in 1940. An exhibit opening Feb. 9 at the University of Arkansas in Fort Smith will showcase his drawings for the first time. Continue reading...
Metal Matters
New compilation album captures Northwest Arkansas’ heaviest rockers
Although the Northwest Arkansas metal scene has ebbed and flowed over the years, Page Townsley believes 2012 is poised to be a good year. Continue reading...
A Fascinating Life
Book plows plantation’s history for broader story
FAYETTEVILLE — Jeannie Whayne had known Lee Wilson for a long time before she understood him. Continue reading...
The Art OverView
February: A Month Of Visual Art Events Continue reading...








