NWA social media group holds first meeting today
During the ice storm this year a lot of people around Northwest Arkansas, maybe for the first time, realized the power of social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook. A lot of our area was without power, and therefore without television news. The newspapers were effected (the Morning News didn’t deliver a paper at least
To-Do (Fat) Tuesday: 2/24/09
When I say “Easter,” you say “Bunny!” When I say “Valentines,” you say “Love!” When I say “Mardi Gras,” you say … “Dickson Street?” Heck, why not? Dickson Street! It’s no N’awlins, that’s for sure. But if you can’t get that far south on a Tuesday and be back to work at 8am tomorrow morning,
Best to Worst: The Rocky Films
We all know that the Rocky films rule. But how would you arrange them, from best to worst?
Riverfest artists announced
A few artists for Riverfest 2009 in Little Rock were announced today. Awesome.
Giveaway: The Passing Zone
Win two tickets to The Passing Zone at the Walton Arts Center this Friday.
Do you brunch?
Anytime I’m hanging out with my friends late on a Saturday night, it’s inevitable that someone is going to suggest we all get together for brunch the next morning. It usually sounds like the best idea ever thought of. But not to one of my friends. He hates brunch. Hates it. Now I’ll admit, actually
Flyer Health: Vitamin D
Be honest–when was the last time you actually sat out in the direct sun for 20 minutes without any sunscreen?
Matthew Petty and students headed to Power Shift ’09
Fayetteville Alderman Matthew Petty is attending Power Shift ’09 and he’s taking two local students with him.
Fayetteville Mardi Gras Festivities Begin on Saturday
The “Parade of Fools” will make it’s way down Dickson St. on Saturday.
Art of the Book opening
Art of the Book, books by local artists, opened last night with a reception at Four Square Fine Art Gallery.
Get these piles outta here
City approves contract for debris removal. Now, let’s get this mess outta here.
Permit Granted to Lowlife Tattoo
Aldermen voted 7-1 to uphold a zoning permit for Lowlife Tattoo, a business located on Archibald Yell Blvd.
