DALLAS — ChristianParenting.org – a leading online resource for parents of all ages experiencing the joys and challenges of faithfully raising a family – is hosting Perfectly, Imperfect, an online event featuring wisdom, wit and insight from trusted voices on the front lines of parenting. Read more
Informed Choices Women’s Center is hosting a virtual event on Monday, Oct. 5, from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. The theme is Silent … No More. Center director Rhonda Graham said, “Join us as we give a voice to those who cannot speak for themselves.” Read more
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Clusters of mushrooms popping up after lots of rain isn’t a surprise, but some Arkansans are currently seeing a particularly charming fungal array commonly known as fairy rings. Read more
FAYETTEVILLE — Cattle feedlots are beginning to fill again, according to the August Cattle on Feed Report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Read more
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Did you receive a packet of seeds or some trinket that you didn’t order? The Arkansas Department of Agriculture is asking Arkansans to let the department know if they received unsolicited packages in the mail. Anyone receiving packages of seeds that they did not ordershould contact Arkansas… Read more
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LITTLE ROCK — Under blue skies and in blistering temperatures youngsters squealed about the slippery fish they just caught, while others in their bright orange life jackets, steered silver canoes around Lake Laverne. The Arkansas Outdoor School Adventure Day looked like any summer day camp. Read more
I played in a celebrity golf tournament in Oklahoma City a while back. Now, I’ve been to a few celebrity team ropings, a couple celebrity stock dog trials, a million brandings and one celebrity rock pickin’ — but this was my first celebrity golf tournament. Generous people paid a lot of mo… Read more
FAYETTEVILLE — Sherif Sharfadine, a University of Arkansas graduate student, has been selected to participate in the Global Burden of Crop Loss Initiative. Read more
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"Here we are friends, on the Serengeti Plains in the wilds of Serengeti." As the crowd leans in closer to the television we see the swaying Boab trees ... an endless sea of grass waving off into the horizon. We hear the quiet buzz of Tsetse flies humming strains of ‘Baby Elephant Walk.’ Just… Read more
Over the years I have gotten to know, or meet or hang out with, what I call ‘famous people.’ From movie stars, politicians, world champions, athletes, writers and moguls. Often it was just circumstance. Other times it was an intentional connection. Like being invited to be on ABC’s first Do… Read more
Arkansas has one of the highest rates of hunger among seniors in the country. In an effort to fight this growing problem, the Area Agency on Aging of Northwest Arkansas will give seniors an opportunity to obtain fresh, locally-grown fruits and vegetables for free. Read more
LITTLE ROCK – The Arkansas Public Service Commission’s (PSC) long-awaited ruling will retain the full retail credit for all residential and business customers with solar installations up to 1 Megawatt through the end of 2022. Read more
Editor’s Note: Adjustments and modifications are being made daily to local events. Double check plans before you go. Read more
Many years ago this month, I was invited to the 75th Annual Southwestern Saskatchewan Read more
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