Food Truck Friday at the Market: A Farm to Fender Event will take place September 28th, 11am – 8pm at Farmers Market, 121 Orange Street. A variety of food truck vendors gather to offer awesome food in a family friendly atmosphere. Relax on the lawn or under the pavilion while visiting with friends, listening to music, and enjoying great food. This event is open to the public, and free thanks
By Michelle Crandell. The Fool heeds the Empress’ advice. She nurtured and guided him so he trusts her last suggestion. “Before leaving, you must meet my husband, the Emperor.” So he does. He finds the Emperor at a public square, issuing commands and settling disputes. The Fool is very impressed. The Emperor issues commands; people willingly obey. He settles disputes; people agree his decisions are fair. His Empire is well
A monthly series including news about an Arkansas book, author, event, or item of literary interest to Arkansans. by Erin Wood “Black & Kiddo” by Brenda Clem Black Did you know that a long-time Arkansan, Keith L. Black, almost became Roy Rogers? Instead of the Hollywood life that almost was, he eked out a long, hard-earned cowboy living before ultimately becoming a sculptor later in life. His bronzes—compared to Remington’s—became
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Unitarian Universalist Church has a brand-new steeple perched atop the church, created by Gigi Gaulin, a Hot Springs artist. By David Malcolm RoseFor many years, the modest steeple of the Unitarian Universalist Church at 1701 Spring Street has gone without adornment. It has long been in need of a chalice
Statewide nonprofit Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fund (ASPSF) will host its second-annual Day of Giving on Friday, March 20. This 24-hour event raises awareness and funds for single-parent scholarships. In total, ASPSF aims to raise $45,000 to fund 28 full-time scholarships. Donations can be made at aspsfday.org and at in-person
Board President Teresa Tribble welcomes Dan Breshears as the incoming Executive Director of Pocket Community Theatre. The Board of Directors of the Pocket Community Theatre, (PCT) a non-profit organization focused on stimulating, promoting, educating, and developing interest in the dramatic arts, is pleased to announce the appointment of Dan Breshears
(L to R) Johnette Connelly Taylor, niece of “Killer Wife” first victim, Joe Connelly; Evaline Rowland Connelly (no relation to Johnette), sister of the third victim, Don Rowland; and Bitty Martin, author. Bitty Martin has completed her second Hot Springs true crime, Killer Wife: The True Story of Bonnie Connelly and the Men
