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Podcasts: Writers Talk Back According to Chad Gurley, staffers at the Writers' Colony at Dairy Hollow in Eureka Springs believe "it is important to give a voice to the writing community, t... April 3, 2020

A New Style Of Glass: Denise Lanuti adds one more creative endeavor At least Denise Lanuti is at home wearing a mask. But then, it's not a covid-19 adaptation for her. When you're an artist working with powdered glass, it's a sa... by Becca Martin-Brown - April 3, 2020

Neon Artist Finds His Work Can Light Up The World Neon artist Brian Bailey has done something many of us strive to do but at which few succeed: He's managed to almost seamlessly meld commerce and art. April 3, 2020

Listen Here! New albums brighten covid days With no live music to list, a few reviews of new albums, both local and national. April 3, 2020

Bobby Bones releases new album on his 40th birthday Arkansans may know that Mountain Pine native Bobby Bones is a famous radio personality with the No. 1 country radio show in the nation and millions of adoring f... by Jerry McLeod - April 2, 2020

Amanda Bancroft: Stay Positive In Difficult Times While our society remains disrupted in unprecedented ways that build uncertainty daily through our inescapable interconnectedness, there is reason to believe in... by AMANDA BANCROFT Making Ripples - March 29, 2020

Pretty As A Picture: Reuse is beautiful focus of Artosphere contest For the second year, the Walton Arts Center in Fayetteville is inviting local artists to engage with Artosphere: Arkansas' Art + Nature Festival via a photograp... by Jocelyn Murphy - March 29, 2020

'Baby James' Grows Up: Now 72, James Taylor finally talks about the early years Even here, in the stillness of the Berkshires forest near Lenox, Mass., James Taylor grows anxious. He has to be conscious of how he enters his days since he mo... by Amy Kaufman Los Angeles Times (TNS) - March 29, 2020

Our Daily Bird: Artist puts feelings into felt for a good cause Donna Mulhollan has decided that 2020 is for the birds -- but in her case, that's a good thing. Having already dedicated the year to her feathered friends, Mulh... by Becca Martin-Brown - March 29, 2020

Podcasts: From True Crime To True Love, Podcasts Keep World Turning EDITOR'S NOTE: We asked some of our friends to share their favorite podcasts. We hope you will, too, by using this format and emailing bmartin@nwadg.com. This c... by VICKI TAYLOR PENNY Special to NWA Democrat-Gazette - March 29, 2020

Free For The Taking: 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, 18... by Annette Beard - March 29, 2020

Listen Here! Sub Urban 'showcases imaginative world' 'Thrill Seeker' March 29, 2020

Saving Your Sanity: Websites help kids learn, create, move and chill So. You're self-quarantining, hunkered down at home. If you're lucky, you're able to continue your job from there; perhaps your spouse is, as well. And along wi... by Lara Hightower - March 29, 2020

The Next Cult Classic: 'Hadestown' on 2020-21 Broadway lineup in Tulsa Critics use words like "compelling," "exuberant," "exhilarating," "relevant" and sure to be the next cult classic. by Becca Martin-Brown - March 29, 2020

From A Hole In The Ground: Silver Dollar citizens eager to celebrate 60 Silver Dollar City shouldn't be quiet now. It's spring break season, and the Branson, Mo., theme park should be filled with the laughter of happy parents and th... by Becca Martin-Brown - March 29, 2020