Entries for ' @urban magazine'

gallop; a two-syllable / symphony. bones / compounding earth / such a heavy load / in the mist / of the low-hanging clouds fog-wet, smothering / you see the outlines / their long necks...

Every year, the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences hosts the Emmy® Awards in Los Angeles, an event to honor excellence in television programming. Last year, Natalie Driscoll, twenty-eight, who grew up in Fort Smith, was there as a nominee.

The next time it rains, find a storm drain and watch as the water gushes into it. Then, think about what’s in that rainwater. It contains a little of everything it rushed across.

Born with an extravagant imagination, at nine, I believed telephone wires talked to me because they made unconventional sounds, which I interpreted as weather predictions...

The day is cool and sunny but traces of gray drift in from the north. Here, on the grounds of the Fort Smith National Cemetery, a caretaker will help as you search for a place now lost...

The conversations you have after your vacation are the true barometers of family fun. Travel Arkansas during spring break and you’ll be talking about the amazing size and colors...

Fayetteville’s Randall Shreve is one of the most unique and innovative musical artists in the state. His raucous “cabaret rock” has garnered fervent followers who call themselves...

They say it’s better to give than to receive and I’m down with that. But let’s get real, who doesn’t love getting a little surprise every now and then...

We bet once you read our Pie, Beer, Pie story on page 54, you’ll be craving a little pie of your own. We thought we’d help you out by giving you our own spin on an old classic...

The lowbellied moon wastes/to thin remembrance as/six cedes seven./The revolutions/mark her waxing/until she stands,/a fair-haired,/firm-skinned,/reflection of myself as...