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The Tweakest Link
I met this man, and it was instant attraction. I’m a 40-year-old woman with my own place, a car and a good job, and he’s an ex-convict who served four
The Buzz On Home Brewing
“Brewing in a lot of ways is like gardening. How cool is it that you can plant a tomato bush and the next thing you know you have full-grown tomatoes?
The New Voice of Poetry
By Ginny Masullo On the last Tuesday of every month (except December), the Ozark Poets and Writers Collective hosts a featured reader and open mic. At 7 p.m. this Tuesday,
Jimmy Herring Beyond Widespread Panic
Fayetteville will be treated to a show by a man that can accurately be described as a guitar genius.
International Day of Peace at Autumn Equinox
As Archangel Michael, the great protector, assumes protection of the Earth, the Sun enters Libra (Autumn Equinox) On Saturday morning at 7:50 a.m. (west coast), sword in hand, as Archangel
Apocalypse Meow
For years, a group of us girls have gone camping, to dinner, to concerts, etc. Our husbands do their own thing together while we hang out. When they bring a
"Fall" Into Pet Love
Staff Report The Fayetteville Animal Shelter is hosting the “Fall” Into Love Adoption Extravaganza on Saturday, Sept. 22, by lowering the adoption on all pets to $10. The shelter will
Who Will Be The Next Mayor of Fayetteville?
“What we do here: we don’t base how we run the government on consumer-based government as ‘what’s in it for me?’ We base it on a partnership government that says
Bananas, Boobs and Blood
by Rachel Birdsell I just read in “So, Now You Know” that “a report introduced into the U.S. Senate states that a child will have witnessed 8,000 murders and 100,000
Pink — The Color of Appreciation
Pink was the first thing I saw, and the last thing I wanted to see at the Becoming An Outdoors-Woman conference hosted by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission last