The AR Dept. of Agriculture’s Forestry Division will be hosting a giveaway of bare root seedlings at random locations across the Natural State each Friday
With exactly three months remaining before the April 8 total solar eclipse, Hot Springs is adding a free public concert by blues artist Nikki Hill
Public Services Director Karen Covey cast her vote at the library in a previous election. By Erin BaberThe Garland County Library will soon offer free
The Library has tools you need to make keeping your New Year’s resolutions easier than ever. By Erin BaberCommon New Year’s resolutions include many versions
Paul Kagebein and Romeo Lopez delivered donations from the community in last year’s drive. By Erin BaberThe Garland County Library will collect items for a
Hot Springs is a unique place to visit, and with plenty of local restaurants, events, and shops, there is something for everyone here. The Springs
This little card is your ticket to a wealth of information. By Aithne EmmonsAs we move into the colder months of the year, it can
By Erin BaberThe Garland County Library kicks off fall the only way we know how – with free materials, services, and events for everyone in
By Erin BaberThe Garland County Library is celebrating National Library Card Sign-Up Month by connecting GCLibrary card holders with local businesses for special discounts all
Stock up on Books, DVDs, CDs, puzzles, games, magazines, and books on tape. The annual used book sale sponsored by the Friends of Garland County
The Hot Springs Haiku Club is meeting at the Garland County Library the first Friday of every month from 2-4 PM, immediately before Gallery Walk.
Garland County Library’s Bookmobile is one of the latest innovations provided to better serve patrons. By Erin BaberThe Garland County Library meets patrons where they
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Paul Wineland – Jackson House Photography by Pam Clark As we kick off our 33rd year of publishing, we’re honoring the spirit of volunteering, leadership,
Karen Watson Reeves demonstrates Apanasana Pose at Tiny Town on Whittington Avenue. Photo by Fred Padilla. By Karen Watson Reeves[Contributor’s note: 2025 begins our celebration
By Dr. Annie Xu Cervical cancer is the 4th most common cancer in women, and now one of the most preventable types of cancer. Nearly all
A recent delegation of Hot Springs students visited Hanamaki, Japan. Garland County students in grades 8–11 are invited to apply for the 2025 Sister City
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