By Eve Victory National Park College Hospitality and Tourism Management classes are on hold, but that doesn’t mean we can’t share a recipe. Given the current state of the world, here are two great recipes you can post on your frig right now. Be safe everyone. The stores are mostly out of disinfectant sprays and hand sanitizer. BUT you can make your own! BLEACH BASED “Unexpired household bleach will be
By Paul Kagebein The Garland County Library will always continue to faithfully support its community, even when its doors are temporarily closed to the public. The library has a wide variety of free digital resources, some available via the library’s website, others with their own dedicated app. Using these resources, you can download books and audiobooks, stream movies and TV, and explore multiple educational resources. The library even has digital
By Elaine Sichter When it comes to the best ways to build healthy, fertile soil naturally, worm castings rank right up there with compost and cover crops. Worm castings are essentially dried worm manure. And they are loaded with all kinds of life nurturing and life-giving minerals and organic material. That includes but is not limited to nitrogen, calcium, magnesium, phosphorus and potassium. As worms work through the soil, they leave behind a perfectly balanced and
By Sharon Dent It was March 19, 2020 and Garland County Master Gardeners would ordinarily be potting up plants for the late April Plant Sale. Not many were doing this though. Instead we were taking protective measures by self-isolating ourselves. COVID-19 had reached Arkansas. It was pretty weather though, so I ventured into the yard. I took pics of the garden. I was so surprised to find that my blueberries
Try This Quick and Easy Recipe the Kids Can Help Make and Eat If you’ve got 5 minutes and a food processor, you can whip up No-Bake Blueberry Coconut Energy Balls as a make-ahead treat for the week! Perfect for snacking on the go, the bite-sized energy balls are loaded with blueberry flavor. Roll them in chopped nuts for extra crunch, or dip in melted chocolate for a sweeter finish.
By Peggy Lindsey Isolated at home as this virus moves throughout our world, an underlying tension rumbles. It feels so surreal as I gaze at the news and posts on Facebook. Am I dreaming some terrible nightmare? Maybe something marvelous is occurring! It goes way beyond what this illness can dish out. Change is happening in wondrous ways . . . Families spending more time together, employees receiving much needed
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“Brady Roseberry” Featured at the Big Steam & Roots Music Festival Photography by Jay Hiatt FIRST – Check out the Gallery Walk $250 Gift Card Giveaway on Pg. 4! Hello, Hot Springs! As we lean into the autumn equinox, we’re celebrating with a burst of blues, hometown pride, and one seriously striking cover. This month features
By Jennifer Case By Erin Wood The Carework Project: Reckoning with Love, Labor, and the Living World is the third book by Conway resident and University of Central Arkansas creative writing professor Jennifer Case, released last month from Trinity University Press. Combining elements of memoir, collage, interview, research, and cultural reflection, The Carework Project probes what care
Can you find this mural in downtown Hot Springs? Text a selfie in front of it to receive a free drop-in at The Yoga Place for any class in September. 501-651-0545. Photo by Missy Conry. By Missy Conry & Melissa Stevens In yoga, balance is about more than simply standing on one
The transition into autumn signals the busy back-to-school shopping season. As autumn approaches, style is taking a richer turn, and The Velvet Attic Boutique is bringing the season’s changing look to downtown Hot Springs. Their curated autumn lineup mixes seasonal colors, balances rich textures and versatile layers, and features transition-ready
