By Paul Kagebein The relentless heat may very well continue into September 2019, but the Garland County Library will continue to be a cool oasis
By Alison Crane Confused by the wealth of information on the web? Here are some hints to finding credible information. The internet really is a
By Alison Crane EHC does not stand for Educators Helping Communities, but those words describe the members of the Extension Homemakers clubs. With a long
By Michelle Crandell A great tower looms before the Fool, magnificent and oddly familiar. “Oh, yeah,” he muses, “I helped build this tower, back in
Blue Waters Fine Art and Design reopens for Gallery Walk, Friday, Sept. 6, at their new location at 825 Central Avenue in the downtown Arts
A monthly series including news about an Arkansas book, author, event, or item of literary interest to Arkansans. By Erin Wood As students head back
From Texas swing and classical strings to stand-up comedy and silver screen, the ACANSA Arts Festival of the South provides central Arkansas with arts opportunities
By Deborah HalterThe myriad questions women ask about firefighting no longer surprise Alana Pierce. It’s routine for young girls, or their parents, to ask her
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“Mystic Ozark” Photo Courtesy of Mystic Ozark This month, we take great pleasure in introducing Mystic Ozark, the latest gem in Hot Springs’ historic downtown
Karen Watson Reeves demonstrates two variations of Thread the Needle Pose. Photos by Fred Padilla By Karen Watson Reeves [Contributor’s note: 2025 is the year we
By Dr. Annie Xu June is Alzheimer’s Awareness month. As parents and grandparents wonder if their grade school children are forgetting their lessons from the year,
The Austin Weirdos cross the finish line in the 2024 Running. The Hot Springs Police Department team gets soaked. Photos courtesy Visit Hot Springs. Believe
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