Ashley Batchelor
Recent Stories
Scooby Doo! Where Are You?
Mystery Inc. comes to WAC for three interactive shows
Scooby Doo and Mystery Inc. will go in search of a ghost next week at the Walton Arts Center. Continue reading...
WHAT COULD BE MORE PEACEFUL?
GARDEN TOUR PROMOTES BEAUTY, PEACE, ECOLOGY
Emily Kaitz claims that she has “Fayetteville’s smallest lawn, which I trim with scissors.” “Since I don’t have that big of a yard, I’ve taken every square inch of it and made it some kind of garden,” she said. Continue reading...
Wine tasting raises more than $10,000
Money will benefit Peel Compton Foundation
More than 120 guests sampled wines while strolling through Compton Gardens in Bentonville on May 11 during Gardens Uncorked. Continue reading...
Gaining Ground
‘Grug’ takes Aussie actor across North America
An Australian actor gets to portray a character he grew up reading about during a tour across North America. Continue reading...
Hope Gala raises more than $260,000
Feathers, flowers and bows accented multiple hats at the JDRF Hope Gala on May 4 at Horton Farms in Gravette. Continue reading...
Barbecue skill becomes profession in Rogers
Vintage Coca-Cola bottles, signs, napkin holders and other memorabilia fill the interior of G@D’s Barbecue in Rogers. Continue reading...
Back to the future
Mom Prom carefree fun for a good cause
Women who want a prom do-over — or just a fun night to dress up and feel like a teenager again — will get their chance next weekend. Continue reading...
Dinner On A Stick
Springdale restaurant offers Mediterranean tastes
Anew restaurant with Mediterranean fare can be found in Springdale. Continue reading...
Growing Up In America
Green Day music basis for theatrical journey
The music is by Green Day. The set features 36 televisions, “crazy moving lights” and scenery that sometimes become other things, actress Kennedy Caughell says, plus aerial artists on the song “Extraordinary Girl.” And the tour of “American Idiot” stops at the Walton Arts Center for four shows this weekend. Continue reading...
Music And Memories
Pianist Story plays concerto of loss, love and hope
Pianist Jonathan Story plans to dedicate the piece he will be playing Saturday to his late father, who would have turned 67 this week. Continue reading...
