A majority of the new homeless population is circumstantially homeless as a result of the economy and job market, divorce rates and domestic violence. — John Woodward By Blair Jackson Editor There are no soup kitchen lines along Dickson Street, and no one sits on the square asking for money or food. Instead, homelessness is…
By Blair Jackson Editor A group of Northwest Arkansas women are donning shoulder pads (specially crafted for the feminine physique) and lacing up their cleats for a championship game scheduled for the first weekend of October. Living and working as mothers, lawyers, nurses and students; each woman now claims one more role: member of a…
Five Girls: One Cardigan Five fashionable females from the fabulous town of Fayetteville show us different ways to play up a gray, vintage “Ward Cleaver” cardigan. Something you may find in your grandpa’s closet, this cozy, comforting, thin outer layer is the perfect layering piece for fall. Yeah, it is still hot as Hades outside,…
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By Zan Jarvis TFW Contributing Writer Ralph Odom knows how to get the girls. For two hours every Friday night, the man holds more women in his arms than most men do in a month. All kinds of women — short ones, tall ones, young ones, old ones and every type in between. He does…
Northwest Arkansas has a love affair with music from the hills and valleys of Eureka Springs to the Fayetteville scene to the square in Bentonville and beyond.
I traveled around the area to observe the aforementioned war game activities, and what I saw was anything but violent. I saw friends competing against friends and fathers having fun with their sons.
Fayetteville isn’t just a great place to go to college, it’s a great place to live in and experience with a top-class public library, a nationally recognized farmers market, a political system that’s always rich with debate …
J.T. Wampler is on the verge of opening his own beer brewery in south Fayetteville. If all goes according to plan, area folk will be sipping on the nectar offered at the Tanglewood Branch Beer Co.
It’s hard to envision the turning of the leaves and the brisk mornings of October as sweat drips from every crevice in the dead heat of summer, but, alas, it will soon once again be time to break out the cold weather gear.