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Summer Theater for Kids at Starstuff Studio

July 1, 2021

Teaching artist, Lanie Carlson has a creative summer program in store for kids. Starstuff Studio, at Whittington Place, is a magical place to play and create story in Storybook Theater and Story Theater workshops guided by Lanie Carlson. Carlson, a teaching artist, creates space for kids, ages 4 and up, to use costumes & props to play with story, whether from beloved storybooks or created from the starstuff. Carlson is

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July 4th Fireworks are Back!

July 1, 2021

Lake Hamilton fireworks display will take place Sunday, July 4th. The annual free public 4th of July fireworks display on Lake Hamilton will be held Sunday, July 4th, at 9:30 p.m. The fireworks will be synched with music on radio station 97.5 FM US97 Country when fans watch the display. In case of rain, the fireworks will be rescheduled for Monday, July 5th. The fireworks will be shot from the

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Summer Frozen Pumpkin Treats for Pups

July 1, 2021

Pumpkin is a fantastic treat for dogs. The high fiber content helps soothe digestive issues, plus the rich fatty acids, beta carotene, and antioxidants can improve your dog’s coat and overall health. Instructions: In a small bowl, stir together equal parts pumpkin puree and yogurt. Pour into molds – Get creative here! Use fancy pup molds, regular popsicle molds, ice cube trays, or? Place in the freezer until solid. Un-mold

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Author & Parent Advice for Summer Reading with Kids

July 1, 2021

By Erin WoodPrepare Little Listeners: Preschool music teacher and author/illustrator Carol Dabney says, “When reading my children’s book, Butterfly Dreams, I say ‘Little caterpillar Carlos will be going through some big changes. Listen carefully to what changes take place so you can tell me about them after we finish.’” Let Them Choose: Crystal C. Mercer, author/illustrator of From Cotton to Silk, says, “I let my nieces choose the books, use

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Ricko Donovan to Score Silent Film at Central Theatre

July 1, 2021

Fans of silent film will enjoy Ricko Donovan’s live musical accompaniment to “The Temptress.” The Central Theatre, 1008 Central Avenue, in Hot Springs is undergoing a resurrection with a major renovation under new ownership and one of its first major events is also a resurrection of sorts. The 1926 silent film, The Temptress, starring Gretta Garbo, will be screened with live musical accompaniment by Ricko Donovan on Saturdays July 31,

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Bring Your Furry Pals to the Bark in the Park Contest and Parade

July 1, 2021

Loads of fun activities are planned for our furry pals during Bark in the Park, Saturday, July 3. On Saturday, July 3, Friends of Hot Springs National Park will present the Bark in the Park dog costume contest and pet parade starting at 2 PM. These events will close out Bark Ranger Day on Arlington Lawn. BARK Ranger Day events, presented by Hot Springs National Park rangers, begin at 11

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Catch Checked Out on KUHS Every Thursday

July 1, 2021

By Erin BaberEvery Thursday morning from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m., listen to Technical Services Librarian, Brent Carroll and me, PR/Marketing Coordinator Erin Baber, on Checked Out, the Library’s weekly community radio show. Find the show at KUHS 102.5 FM, or online at www.kuhsradio.org. The idea is simple – each week Brent and I choose a movie from Hoopla Digital (a free service with your Garland County Library card that

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Sun, Skin & Sunscreen

July 1, 2021

Apply sunscreen to all parts of your skin that will be exposed to the sun 20-30 minutes before going out and every two hours after that. If you will be sweating or swimming you will want to find one that is waterproof. By Alison CraneRecently, my husband and I became the very happy owners of two kayaks. Our first excursion on the lake had us hooked and we plan to

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Sign Up for National Junior Ranger Day

July 1, 2021

National Junior Ranger Day is celebrated on Saturday, August 7. This family-focused day will be full of hands-on activities, specialized workshops, guided hikes, and collaborations with surrounding agencies and parks. Junior Rangers of all ages will have the opportunity to earn a commemorative centennial junior ranger badge by filling out a Junior Ranger workbook throughout 2021. The National Park Service’s Junior Ranger Program is a great way to explore national

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Lupus Foundation Presents Grady Nichols Band

July 1, 2021

The Grady Nichols Band will be back to perform in Hot Springs for the Lupus Foundation Benefit, August 14. Grady Nichols and his band are coming back to Hot Springs on Saturday, August 14, at The Hotel Hot Springs Ballroom, located at 305 Malvern Avenue. Doors will open at 6:30 PM and the show will start at 7:15 PM. “We had to miss this great concert last year because of

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