NAMA Winners
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If you weren’t there, you missed some spectacular performances by Cletus Got Shot and an utterly amazing number by brothers Benjamin and Randall Shreve at the Northwest Arkansas Music Awards last night (April 28).
Monthly Archives: April 2011
How Merlot Can You Go?
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Sometimes it can be dangerous to say the word “Merlot” in a room crowded with wine snobs, which is why I avoid those rooms.
Live Music: April 28
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Music and more in Fayetteville & NWA
New Locale For Lucinda
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Due to spring being reclassified as Ye Olde Tyme of Unending Rain and Nasty Cold, the Arkansas Music Pavilion concert with Lucinda Williams and Billy Joe Shaver has been moved from the outdoor to the much cozier interior of the Town Center.
I Still Smile
Posted by rdavis |
Being a lesbian in a leadership position at a Christian preschool, I was a little pleased to think that I might have unknowingly hired a gay man.
Getting A Brazilian
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Xingu Black Beer is 5 percent alcohol and brewed by Cervejaria Cacador in Brazil. It pours a dense black with a malty aroma and little head.
Nest Leaves Feathers Ruffled
Posted by rdavis |I decided that rather than barbecue, I would try some Cajun. I ordered the crawfish po’ boy, fries and a side order of crawfish etouffee. I’m not sure why I felt the need to overdose on crawfish.
Horoscopes: April 28-May 4
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The new moon occurs this week late close to midnight Monday night (Pacific), early morning hours (Eastern), 12 degrees Taurus. The Taurus personality building keynote is “Let struggle be undismayed.”
NWA Music Awards
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Tonight’s (April 28) the night the stars of the Northwest Arkansas music scene will be out in force for the annual event that honors their accomplishments in a Grammy-style ceremony.
Smoking Ban Part II
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Ward 1 council member Adella Gray officially announced she will bring forward her proposed amendment at the next council meeting to remove the exemption for bars, effectively banning smoking in all workplaces within the city of Fayetteville.