SUSAN “SID” SARGENT
Sid Sargent, 65, of Lincoln died Sunday, January 20, 2008 at home in her bed.
Born September 7, 1942, in New York, NY, the daughter of Fitzwilliam and Beatrice Butler Sargent, She was an artist, a mother and a champion of freedom and creative living. She moved to the Northwest Arkansas area with her [...]

By Sunshine Morgan
Hanging on the wall of the Washington County HIV Clinic in Fayetteville, is a quote by an AIDS patient: “I deal with this disease by looking at it as one of the best teachers I’ve ever had.

Can it be, a recession, is upon us
Well, Daddy W. thinks the R-word, yes, “recession,” is once again popping up on the American economic scene. Why? The ripple affects of the sub-prime loan foreclosures has caused the nation’s homebuilding slowdown (yes, Virginia, even here in NW Arkansas), rising gas prices and add to that a [...]

Primaries: The end begins
By Doug Thompson

By Judy Macklin
Michelle Obama is a charmer.
I know, because I was totally charmed by her.

Starting Out in the Evening and The Savages
According to a recent movie, growing old and dying in the west is a lark.
According to “The Bucket List,” you meet a multi-millionaire, and the two of you go cavorting. Even if you have cancer, it’s a real party. Lotsa fun. Dying in the east, not so much.
Two [...]

Hello Everyone,
This week we’ll continue our exploration of the world of wine with a look at a grape that is old and new at the same time, a great alternative for those of us who enjoy spicy dishes.
Try a new wine this week! Bruce
Viognier