By David RoseDuring the Renaissance, painters and sculptors were celebrities, who, unlike many today, did things worthy of celebration. When Michaelangelo finished carving his David,
Hot Springs Gallery Walk will celebrate its 35th Anniversary in August 2, 2024. By David Rose Artists are the shock troops of urban renaissance. They move
David Rose ponders the complex issue of glitches in the matrix. When you drop something, which I seem to be doing a lot more of
The Springs Nov. 2013 Cover. By David RoseArkansas is a national leader in solar snow removal. For the most part, we just leave it there
Is this a vegetable side dish or dessert? By David RoseThanksgiving got outflanked by Christmas. The Yuletide armies raced across the open ground between Thanksgiving
A baptismal at the UU Church was recently unearthed. By David RoseNo one would ever confuse the Unitarian Universalist Church out on Spring Street with
By David RoseAs you may know, I attend the Unitarian Universalist Church out on Spring Street here in Hot Springs. We don’t have a preacher;
“David Malcolm Rose: The Lost Highway” is a collection of miniature scale models of businesses that represent a trip down memory lane in exquisite detail.
By David Rose I might lose my senior discount for this, but kids today have it tougher than we did when I was a teenager.
By David Rose Even in the Texas panhandle, where the topography is as topography-free as any place on earth, the railroad tracks are not straight.
By David Rose I am waxing cosmic of late. It must be the approach of the new year, the new decade. It releases my mind
By David Rose Not hydroelectric or geothermal? Limited, unless you live at the bottom of Niagara Falls or in Iceland. Not oil? Along with grease,
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Paul Wineland – Jackson House Photography by Pam Clark As we kick off our 33rd year of publishing, we’re honoring the spirit of volunteering, leadership,
Karen Watson Reeves demonstrates Apanasana Pose at Tiny Town on Whittington Avenue. Photo by Fred Padilla. By Karen Watson Reeves[Contributor’s note: 2025 begins our celebration
By Dr. Annie Xu Cervical cancer is the 4th most common cancer in women, and now one of the most preventable types of cancer. Nearly all
A recent delegation of Hot Springs students visited Hanamaki, Japan. Garland County students in grades 8–11 are invited to apply for the 2025 Sister City
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