The Retro, The Meteors And The Full Moon
Posted by hufford |Mercury retrograde is in full force. Reaching outward, we’re pulled inward.
Current Issue
Smoking Photo Stupid
Posted by hufford |Dear Editor, I assume you have heard this from others, but putting someone smoking a cigarette on the cover of The Free Weekly to illustrate an article about fashion was a very, very bad call. Smoking is not fashionable, it is stupid. Please think before you print. Mark Landry Fayetteville
Jail Project A Voice For The Voiceless
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Storyteller Kathy McGregor and local actor, producer and teaching artist Erika Wilhite are working on a project for — and in cooperation with — the incarcerated women of Washington County. Their aim is to give “a voice to the voiceless,” and using book discussions, creative writing workshops and all manner of storytelling modes, learn the…
Mitt Happens!
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Is it just me, or does this election year have newspapers and online news sites even more saturated with election news than normal?
Beekeeper, Nurse … Poet
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Leigh Wilkerson — poet, beekeeper, nurse, publisher and founder of the Dig In! Food & Farming Festival — is the Ozark Poets and Writers featured reader at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Nightbird Books on Dickson Street in Fayetteville.
Mortgage Payoff Won’t Help
Posted by hufford |Just a note from the last President of the Board of Directors before Joshua Youngblood and an ONF owner.
Better Luck Nest Time
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For nine months, I’ve been having fun seeing a nice woman a few times a week. We’re both 50ish. I told her I didn’t want a serious relationship.
Optimism Thrives As Crops Dry
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Farmers in Northwest Arkansas are running out of grass and water.
Headed For Greener Pastures
Posted by hufford |Parting is always sweet sorrow, especially when the flow of money goes, too.
Welcome, You’re Home!
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To become managing editor of an alternative, “hip” and inclusive publication such as The Free Weekly would be an honor in any circumstance. But to hold the position for such a publication in Northwest Arkansas is especially exciting. Take it from a girl who moved into town not knowing what to expect, what I have…