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Benefits of Eagle Pose

By Karen Watson Reeves This pose definitely has it all—balance, strength and flexibility! But as you look at the photo, don’t even think, “I could never do that!” Most of us struggle with balance, whether it’s a yoga pose or balancing work and leisure. And when we are constantly telling ourselves “I have terrible balance,” we tend to believe that negative conversation in our heads. As in any pose, there

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Village Pines Gardening Club

Village Pines Garden Club (VPGC) was organized in 1973, Federated in 1977 in the Arkansas Federation of Garden Clubs (AFGC). The club is a member of the National Garden Clubs, Inc., South Central Region of NGC, Inc., Hot Springs Council of Garden Clubs and the Southwest District of AFGC. The Club’s mission is to coordinate the activities of those interested in more and better gardens; to stimulate interest in cooperative

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Hot Springs Artist, Anthony Tidwell, Receives 2019 Governor’s Arts Award

Anthony Tidwell, a native of Hot Springs, is an artist, mentor, barber, an art educator for at risk youth, and most recently a recipient of a 2019 Governor’s Arts Award – the Judge’s Recognition Award, to be specific. Each year the Arkansas Arts Council, in collaboration with the governor, recognizes artists and businesses across the state for outstanding contributions to the arts in Arkansas. Recipients are nominated by the public,

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Theta Pi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi December Events

The Theta Pi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi (TPBSP) has two terrific opportunities in December for you to give AND receive. Money raised at each event will be donated to the chapter’s selected charities, including the Caring Place, Maggie’s Baggies and Camp Quality. Theta Pi’s Second Annual Breakfast with Santa will be held on December 15th at Taco Mama, 1209 Malvern Avenue. There are two seating options – 8:00-9:00 a.m.

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YULE BE SORRY

By David Rose I grow weary of the struggle. I’ve done so many tours of duty they can no longer be counted, or distinguished, one from another. We’ve been fighting since the very beginning of this conflict and I see no ending for it. Yes, Virginia, there is a war on Christmas, and we are losing it, losing it badly. There was a time when Christmas and the other holiday

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Luminary Tradition Continues in Quapaw-Prospect District

Hundreds of luminaries will be placed in the Quapaw-Prospect area for the public to enjoy December 8, beginning at dusk. The Quapaw-Prospect Area Preservation (QPAP) luminary tradition continues Saturday, December 8th. Over five thousand luminaries will line the streets in the historic Quapaw-Prospect neighborhood to illuminate the night with twinkling lights, weather permitting! (No rain date.) “The Quapaw-Prospect luminary display has been one of Hot Springs’ most popular outdoor holiday

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Pocket Theatre Comes Through with Christmas Performance

Christmas would not be Christmas without Yes, Virginia, There Is a Santa Claus. This compelling story of eight-year-old Virginia and a young newspaper editor combine in this heartwarming play. Truly just in time for the holiday spirit don’t miss your chance to witness this fantastic show running November 30-December 9 at Pocket Theatre. Performances of all Pocket Community Theatre productions are 7:30pm Friday and Saturday with a 2:30pm Sunday matinee.

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Holidays in Hot Springs

By Victoria Pike In October, you may have read my article Top 4 Halloween Attractions in Hot Springs, and in the spirit of the holiday season, I’m back with my Top 8 Christmas Attractions in Hot Springs. #8. Downtown Hot Springs Christmas Lights Display This event is just as simple as it sounds. Bring out the whole family for a wonderful drive or walk through downtown Hot Springs from November

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Christmas Dinners In Hot Springs

By Victoria Pike Looking for a Christmas dinner in Hot Springs? You’re in the right place! Spend more time with your family and let someone else do the cooking for you. Here are a few places to get your favorite holiday meals. Phone numbers and website information included below. The Arlington Hotel – Christmas Day Feast, buffet style, reservations must be made. 501-609-2500. www.arlingtonhotel.com. The Avenue Restaurant – closed Christmas

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Welcoming 2019 in Hot Springs This New Year’s

By Victoria Pike We found a few ways to kick off the New Year the right way in Hot Springs with these local festivities. The Avenue Restaurant of The Waters Hotel will be serving a 3-course meal on New Year’s Eve, for $50 per person, reservations must be made starting as early as 5PM. There will also be an after party starting at 10PM with live music, giveaways, and a

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“Christmas Memories” at Adair Park Honors Loved Ones

The Hot Springs Parks & Trails Department (HSPTD) will host the annual “Christmas Memories” event from 6 p.m. – 8 p.m. on Friday, December 7, at Kenneth Adair Memorial Park, 358 Central Avenue. The public is invited to bring an ornament to hang on one of five memorial trees in memory of loved ones who have passed or in honor of loved ones who are on active military duty and

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National Park Medical Center’s Golf Tournament

Christmas Golf Tournament Benefits Garland County At Risk Children National Park Medical Center will present the 35th Annual Christmas Scramble Golf Tournament, benefitting the Kamo’s Kids Foundation, on Friday, December 7, at Hot Springs Country Club. Registration, sponsored by Arvest will begin at 8:30 am, and the shot gun start will be at 10:30 am. The tournament will include a player gift sponsored by Citizens Bank, Breakfast sponsored by Ouachita

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