By Alison Crane Did you know there are over 109 National Holidays just for the month of January? Seriously, there is something for everyone – Green Jui ce Day, Clean Your Desk Day, even Hot Pastrami Sandwich Day. I could go on, but you get the picture, and I haven’t even begun to list the different health emphases for the month of January. I found over ten, with subjects such
Like any good collector, Catherine Terlouw of Cathy’s Clutter, can describe the origin, age, culture, geographic region, and more of each of her collectibles. When it comes to vintage, antique, and “old,” it is important to remember: just because it is labelled does not necessarily mean it is an original. Stamps on items can be faked and that works vice versa. If it is missing a label, that does not
By Erin Wood New year, new resolutions. Many of our best intentions end up broken by February, leaving us bereft. Perhaps instead of trying to force change, we could embrace what’s already inside ourselves as we nurture our spiritual and physical growth while improving our mental health. For thousands of years, the ancient practice of yoga has helped practitioners do just this. With countless options for all body types, ages,
Intentionally set to open at the first of the year, Carry On in the Dark is an exhibition of 7 photographers with Arkansas roots who bring to light the literal and figurative imagery of the Dark and what it looks like to persevere. Curator Robbie Brindley posed the challenge of snapping pictures in the long cold hours of the winter night to six of his colleagues. Brindley got the idea
By Michelle Crandell. Now that he has a partner, the Fool commits to taking life more seriously. He realizes, “I have a life to live and other people depend on me.” To move ahead, the Fool needs focus and determination…and a sturdy chariot. He names his chariot, “A Path with Heart.” Next, he trains and nurtures two horses, one black and one white. Their names: Power and Responsibility. The Fool
A few minutes with Mr. Ward Schraeder, owner of Brookfield Senior Living, and it is obvious why one of the premier Senior Living Facilities in Hot Spring is growing. Full of life, love of family, and a taste for success, Schraeder discusses plans for an upcoming campus expansion of Brookfield Senior Living at Sawtooth Oak Street off Malvern Avenue in Hot Springs. Schraeder is currently starring in a special season
A monthly series including news about an Arkansas book, author, event, or item of literary interest to Arkansans. By Erin Wood New year, new resolutions. Many of our best intentions end up broken by February, leaving us bereft. Perhaps instead of trying to force change, we could embrace what’s already inside ourselves as we nurture our spiritual and physical growth while improving our mental health. For thousands of years, the
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Thriving Under Pressure: Arkansas Diamonds Manager Lauren Hatten Discusses the Team’s Success and Goals By Lana Pierce Fans (and future fans) of the Arkansas Diamonds: Tune in! Arkansas’s best indoor arena football team, established in Hot Springs as the “Wiseguys” before expanding this year, the Arkansas Diamonds are bringing back the hard-hitting entertainment. The sport’s
Can you tell where this mural is located? The First person to snap a selfie in front of the same mural and text it to 501-651-0545 will receive a free drop-in class! Photo by Missy Conry & Melissa Stevens By Missy Conry & Melissa Stevens Yoga offers countless opportunities to build strength, improve flexibility, and create
Each person attending the birthday gala will receive this special commemorative coin. Hot Springs’ 150th birthday gala will be held August 11 in Horner Hall at the Hot Springs Convention Center. Funds generated by the celebration will be given to the Garland County Historical Society. “Although our city’s history goes back hundreds of years
Singer Melissa Carper. — Courtesy Visit Hot Springs Melissa Carper, the nationally acclaimed country singer with deep ties to Arkansas and a profound commitment to nature, will open the inaugural Birding Festival of the South Presented by Oaklawn Hot Springs, with a concert October 8 on Bridge Street in downtown Hot
