By Margaret Emenegger
In 1999 Lee Carroll and Jan Tober released their book “The Indigo Children: The New Kids Have Arrived.” Interested but only vaguely informed, I pounced on this book. For me it was actually more than interesting; it was a revelation; the missing piece of a personal puzzle.
Without over imposing on your good nature, [...]

Survivors and figure skating
By Doug Thompson
This year’s presidential primary coverage reminds me of the figure skating competition in the 1994 Olympics.

White exits UA leadership post, Krystal’s Coming, the Northwest Arkansas Naturals and more

National Treasure: the Book of Secrets
What makes a movie a box office bonanza? It strikes a chord in its expectant audience. Sometimes a sleeper such as Juno scores. Other times it’s the tried-and-true, such as National Treasure: the Book of Secrets, that pleases those of us looking for escapism.

Opening
27 Dresses (PG13) After being a bridesmaid 27 times, things change after the perennial bridesmaid and her sister go after the same man. Katherine Heigl, James Marsden, Edward Burns. FS: 12:25, 2:40, 5:05, 7:25, 9:50. R12: 1:15, 4:15, 7:15, 9:50. S9: 1:30*, 4:10, 6:55, 9:25*. PC: 1:10, 4:05, 7:10, 9:50.
Blonde and Blonder (PG13) Comedy. Two [...]

Keller Williams, Walter Savage, Sons of Peaches, Wheatfield and more!

Hello Everyone,
Let’s begin this year with a look at organic wines, a movement that’s gaining a lot of momentum and raising a lot of questions.
Monday, January 21 I’ll be at Pesto Café in Fayetteville with friend and coworker James Cripps, tasting and talking about wines. Drop by after work, around 5 p.m. and join us. [...]

For January 17-24, 2008
Aquarius sun
Planetary activity and energies are building this week, preparing us for next week when Mercury retrogrades on Monday, Mars turns direct on Wednesday and Pluto enters Capricorn on Jan. 25. On Sunday, sun enters Aquarius, which will assist us in responding intelligently (not reacting emotionally) to the coming changes.