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Medical Marijuana for Social Justice

By Noah Tomlinson TFW Contributing Writer One of the most important aspects of the Arkansas Medical Marijuana Act is that it will begin saving taxpayers millions of dollars, which are

Food

Bar Review: 21st Amendment

Library of Liquor By Blair Jackson TFW Editor ATMOSPHERE With dozens of shelves and a floor-to-ceiling ladder behind the bar, there is a sense that 21st Amendment is a library

LOL

Laughing with Larry

Courtesy Photo: Don’t miss “Holiday Cocktails with Larry Miller” 8 p.m. Friday at the Walton Arts Center. It’s one night only! BJ: Hi, Larry I heard you might have a

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Blissful Bites

Q Where are you from? What was your food background before becoming vegan? A I’m from a suburban town in between Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas. I ate fairly healthy.

Music

'Gravehammer' Not a Smash Hit

By Tim Newman TFW Contributing Writer The fourth, independently-released and self-financed album from metal trio Vore, “Gravehammer,” certainly takes a minute to grow on the non-avid listener of metal music.

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It's A Wonderful Life

An Exercise in Adaptation By Blair Jackson TFW Editor Robert Ford’s stage adaptation of Frank Capra’s classic film “It’s a Wonderful Life” both suffers and succeeds in its limited cast

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Featuring Phunbags!

By Blair Jackson TFW Editor No, not those kinds of fun bags. Please, people, show a little maturity. Though, the phunbags in question would never allow the opportunity for a

8 Days a Week

Things to do This Week

SPECIAL EVENTS LIFE STYLES HOLIDAY SALE — 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. today and Friday at the Blair Center in Springdale. Benefits Life Styles Inc. LifeStylesInc.org or 521-3581. ELISE TAYLOR

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Freedom of Expression

In her office, Director of Fayetteville Public Access Television Anne Shelley reads from a poster: “The purpose of Public Access Television in Fayetteville is to provide training for residents of

Advice Risa's Astrology

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I attended an Alternative Giving Fair in Fayetteville, Arkansas last week. Table after table of gift alternatives focused, not upon individual ephemera (tinselly) needs, but upon humanity’s needs — their