Archive for November, 2009

The U.S. Census Bureau will hire thousands of people for temporary work throughout Arkansas.

It’s time to geek out about the huge number of Northwest Arkansas artists and crafters making unique gifts for everyone on our list

Thanks to a grant from the Arkansas Forestry Commission, about 230 of the more than 3000 trees lost in January’s ice storm will be replaced.

The Arkansas Killbillies, and the Backwoods Betties kick off their 2009 season in January, and season tickets are now on sale.

The Rocketboys, Christmas Fuller Project and more.

Alex Tejada missed a 36 yard field goal that would have sent the game into a second overtime on Saturday, and the Razorbacks lost to LSU 30-33

Public meetings for Monday, November 30, 2009.

Arkansas loses its second straight game at Bud Walton Arena 94-85 to East Tennessee State

Black Friday, shmlack shrimday. The sun is out, and it’s almost 60 degrees out there. It doesn’t feel very black at all.

“An Education” is a nice, little (just about an hour and a half) movie with a lot to say. This is a pre-Beatles time where everyone is still buttoned up and stubborn.

Specials, deals, etc for Thanksgiving week on Local540.

Three resolutions geared toward the entertainment district’s parking will be before the city council at next week’s meeting.

Arkansas loses to Morgan State at home Tuesday night, 97-94. Boo.

Thanksgiving Eve Dance Party at FIX, Scott Leeper at Smoke & Barrel and more.

Gol-den Boot! Gol-den Boot!

The Wednesday before Thanksgiving is the day that the Office Olympics are held.

David Dayringer, Christopher Neal, and John Neal are the final three candidates for the Fayetteville Fire Chief position.

Once we get through the day, the gloomier weather leaves us and we’ll look at lots of aw-yeah for the rest of the week.

I took a standard rice pudding recipe and turned up the volume by adding pumpkin, spice and a generous helping of brown sugar and bourbon whipped cream.

Public meetings for Tuesday, November 24, 2009.

The campaign will extend through Nov. 29. Expect officers to intensify seat belt law enforcement this week.

Powell scores 29 points to lead the Razorbacks to a win Friday night in Bud Walton Arena.

Make it a brassworks night. Or not.

According to a release issued Friday, the channels are now viewable on the AT&T U-Verse system’s Channel 99.

Arkansas won its fourth game in a row with a 42-21 victory over SEC West foe Mississippi State on Saturday at War Memorial Stadium in Little Rock.