Dwell: Life in the Treetops

Dr. John and Ruby Slayden made the transition to high-rise living six years and three condos ago. Tired of all the maintenance that went along with the upkeep of their previous home, they decided to put it on the market.

By Amy Bowers

Coloring Outside the Lines

North Little Rock, Ark., artist Theresa Cates is known for her dramatic, bold religious paintings; it was through pain that her talent was born and finally realized.

By Amy Bowers

A Legendary KNight

Gladys Knight wowed her first audience at the age of 4 and entered the national spotlight at age 8 when she won the “Ted Mack Original Amateur Hour” contest.

By Angela E. Thomas

All Through Your House with Tobi Fairley

Welcome to “All Through Your House” with Tobi Fairley, a yearlong design journey to help you make your home more beautiful …

By Tobi Fairley

Health: Search for Serenity

In the November/December 2011 issue of AARP Magazine, Dr. Oz — cardiothoracic surgeon, author and talk show host — wrote an article, “Dr. Oz's 24 Hours to a Longer Life,” in which he maps out a 24-hour routine to keep your body in its best possible shape.

By Amy Bowers

Art Scene: Chris Olsen's Five Seasons

Landscape and interior designer Chris Olsen has put his fun, unique ideas on décor into print with the release of his debut book. It features inspiring ideas on how to decorate your home and garden for the five seasons of the year.

By Amy Bowers

Ultimate Beauty Makeover: Who's that Girl?

This February, I opened the March issue of AY and saw an advertisement for the Ultimate Beauty Makeover. I went to the mirror and looked at the person there. I realized my reflection did not complement the way I feel inside. So, with my 50th birthday just around the corner, I took a deep breath and assessed myself …”

By Angela E. Thomas

Indulge: A Classic Crimson Christmas

Crimson formal evening gowns.

Dwell: Welcome to Christmas

This year, we feature two decked out homes — one traditional, one whimsical —both delightfully set the stage for a merry holiday.

By Angela E. Thomas

The 20th Anniversary of the Walton Arts Center: Education Takes Center Stage

It all revolves around a simple black Masonite surface. Worn with production tape signaling an actor’s position and shoe scuffs etched onto the floor, the theatrical platform embraces the 1,200-seat proscenium theater.

By Mille Alderman

Excursion: Jonesboro

Jonesboro, AR is alive and thriving. Check out this special insert on Jonesboro, AR.

Argenta Arts District

Argenta District brings art to Main Street

Amy Bowers and Angela E. Thomas