Entries for April 2011

From now through May 1, you can visit the gallery at the Price Tower to see an exhibit highlighting the internationally revered work of Bruce Goff, whose career started in 1916 when he was only twelve.

Rocking chairs wait/For her to glide the brush/Across their backs, their arms,/With strokes as gentle as a lover’s...

Temperature's rising, time for a sunny, citrusy drink. Enjoy a Mojo's Hard Lemonade.

A relic,/it is guarded/like a sliver of martyr bone/in my father’s dressing table.

The Mulberry River is tucked away in a secluded valley below the beautiful Boston Mountains... There the turquoise water flows over and around a rugged landscape, providing recreational opportunities for anyone who loves the outdoors...

Patricia Del Rio walks in carrying a portrait of a gap-toothed little girl who grins from her spot on the unframed canvas.  Patricia’s smile is even wider.  For a moment there is more light in the small space Patricia occupies than in all the rest of the building put together.

Sister Macrina Wiederkehr stands at a podium, occasionally lifting her hand to her heart while she speaks. Below her on a table flickers a candle beside a rock with these two words carved into it: “Be Still.”

When Randy and Marquitta Keen found themselves facing an empty nest they wondered what the future held.  The answer came when The CALL (Children of Arkansas Loved for a Lifetime) visited their church in Fort Smith last fall

When do you feel most energized?  For me, it is when I am in the garden, smelling the wonderful aroma of a healthy garden soil.  Indeed, I do take pride in turning my garden soil into a biologically alive and healthy medium. 

Lori McKenna’s latest release, “Lorraine,” is by far her best yet.  Certainly a step up from her previous release, the overproduced piece of pop fluff she recorded under the tutelage of country artist, Tim McGraw.