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Benefits of Paschimottanasana Yoga Pose

Maybe the name of the pose grabbed your attention to read this article. It’s a fun name to say and the English translation of the pose is less than exciting, Seated Forward Bend Pose. Literally translated, the pose would be known as “intense stretch of the west.” In the Sanskrit form, “paschim” means “west” and in yogic anatomy we identify the back body as west. This asana (which is “pose”

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First Ever First Annual World’s Shortest St. Patrick’s Zero K

What better way to kick off a three-day weekend of zany activities surrounding the First Ever 16th Annual World’s Shortest St. Patrick’s Day Parade than with the First Ever First Annual World’s Shortest St. Patrick’s Zero K® footrace in downtown Hot Springs National Park. The race, which will cover the 98-foot route of the parade and then some, will begin at 6 p.m. on Friday, March 15. “Our race will

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Bumblebee Returns to Spa-Con in September

Tickets are now on sale for Spa-Con 4, the multi-genre comics and pop culture convention that will be held September 20 – 22 at the Hot Springs Convention Center. Spa-Con 4 will feature a return engagement by Bumblebee, the spectacular 10-foot tall cosplay character who helped Spa-Con reap an award from the Arkansas Festival and Events Association recently. Weekend passes good for the entire convention are $25; day passes- $20,

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AAA State Basketball to Be Held at Bank OZK Arena March 7-9

Basketball fans will be able to watch the best of Arkansas’s best in Hot Springs at the Bank OZK Arena, March 7-9. Tickets will go on sale Thursday, March 7, at the Bank OZK Arena Box Office and the Hall A Box Office and not before, and must be purchased in person. They will not be sold over the phone or over the internet.   Tickets can ONLY be purchased

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Hot Springs’ Newest “Bathhouse” Caters to 4-legged Patrons

Tootsie’s is proud to serve the needs of Hot Springs four legged friends seven days a week! They are located at 200 Park Avenue – just look for the LARGE FROG fountain. BATHS: They have a large DIY dog wash area, big or small – they have it covered. Tootsie’s provides everything you need, including a variety of shampoos and conditioners, as well as combs, scrubbies, furminators, professional dryers and

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Dance to the Stardust Big Band at The Arlington Hotel

Stardust Big Band will continue their once a month Sunday dance performances at the Arlington Resort Hotel, 239 Central Avenue, Sunday, March 10, at 3 PM. Admission is $10. No admission for students K-12. A cash bar is in the hotel lobby from which beverages may be brought into the ballroom. No beverage or food is allowed from outside the hotel except for “Special Occasion” cake for your table of friends

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Rachael

By David Rose I’m walking on a cloud. I just got a call from Rachael at Card Holder Services. She used to call me once or twice a week, and then, for no apparent reason, she stopped. I took it pretty hard. I know she was just a disembodied voice, a robo-caller programmed into a distant computer, but I believe she had feelings for me. I know I had feelings

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Top 5 Spring Break Attractions in Hot Springs

By Victoria Pike Whether you’re here vacationing or simply having a staycation over spring break here in Hot Springs, I’ve got some go-to attractions for you. Hot Springs Mountain/ Tower – This cheap activity is sure to provide fun for the whole family. Hike or take the scenic drive up the Hot Springs Mountain and stop for a photo-op at one of the lookout points along the way. At the

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St. Pat’s Week Has Full Schedule of Events

By Victoria Pike As many of you may already know, Hot Springs is home to the World’s Shortest St. Patrick’s Day Parade. This year, however, there are festivities all week long leading up to parade day. Starting on Friday, March 15th the O’Kelly’s Pop Up Pub opens at 5 PM on the corner of Convention Blvd. and Malvern Ave, and after that will follow the first annual Zero K race

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Extending the Colors of Spring

By Sharon G. Seals It’s a great optical illusion, walking the woods in an Arkansas spring and thinking there is snow on the boughs of trees. That is the gift of the dogwood. The common flowering dogwood grows readily in the filtered sunlight of our woods. It’s valued for its flowers (colored leaf bracts, actually). Usually white, they can be pink to red depending on selection. The tree blooms late

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The Power of a Single Word

By Peggy Lindsey Dealing with life challenges can be an exhausting experience to where even the little, mundane activities can seem overwhelming. So, how can we shift out of feeling so engulfed in these negative emotions? Just in saying a single word. There is so much energetic power in a single word! When you are finding situations difficult, find a word that expresses what you would rather experience. The new

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Happy 150th Birthday, Hot Springs!  

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