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Final ThoughtsWhen it comes to two of my favorite Arkansas towns, there’s definitely something in the water. The springs, that is … as in Hot and Eureka. |
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Powerful Women 2011Trailblazers … Forerunners … Visionaries … World-Changers … Trendsetters … History Makers … the 12 women featured in this year’s powerful women list embody these traits and much more. They are intelligent, influential and impressive. Congratulations, ladies … we salute you. |
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MONEY: Questions to Ask Your Mortgage LenderBefore you commit to a lender, ask these nine questions. |
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HEALTH: The Thigh Bone’s Connected to the Hip Bone …Learn about reasons for joint replacement and a new innovative option. |
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MY OPINION: Could’ve Had a Beggin’ StripAs everyone knows, there are currently three people of the Canine persuasion holding Court here at Coochie Sprangs. |
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March Single: Gayle KiddWhat is your occupation? I am a commercial contractor. |
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ART SCENE: A Closer Look at ImpressionismArkansas Arts Center exhibit “The Impressionists and Their Influence” opens on April 1. |
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TALES FROM THE SOUTH: Mama’s HandsI can’t remember the day or even the year. But, I can remember how I felt … I so love the woman whose wrinkled hand I grasped as we strolled through the crowded mall. |
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TOBI'S TIPS: Spring Into Spring ...Pull yourself out of the winter doldrums and invite friends over for some fun. The entry of your home is like the invitation to a great party ... it sets the tone for what lies beyond. |
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EXCURSION: Fort Smith: Where the Old West Meets the New SouthFort Smith, Ark., is one of the state’s richest historical cities. This old west town is booming still today as a vibrant place for families, young people and those looking for a quiet place to settle down. |
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EXCURSION SPOTLIGHT: Stirring from Beginning to EndUpscale restaurant and lounge with creative, fresh cuisine and decadent martini menu is the new hot spot in Fort Smith. |
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CREATE: Signs of SpringToday, it is hard to remember what eating seasonally means. In times past, eating seasonally was simply one’s only choice. When I think of spring foods, I think of asparagus, lamb and Vidalia onions or new potatoes. |
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NORTHWEST NECESSITIES: The Clinton House Museum: The First Home of Bill and Hillary ClintonThe 1930s English-style bungalow, located a short walk from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville campus, is very unassuming. Yet, this 1,800-square-foot home was the starting point of a marriage between two people who would become one of the world’s most influential couples. |
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A Capitol ConferenceLittle Rock is the site of the 37th Arkansas Governor's Conference on Tourism, and the city is the perfect place to get our and about. We offer a few suggestions to help you make the most of the weekend. |
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Monthly Makeover-March: Artful RedesignTeresa Smith will turn 50 this year … an ideal time to get a new look. Smith works in accounting during the day and at night, lives her passion as an artist. She recently started teaching jewelry design and wanted a look that reflects the artiste within. |
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INDULGE: Bold & BeautifulThis spring's fashions are bold in color, texture and style. Of course, the classics — like a chic trench, and black and white paired together — never become passé … you’ll simply find a new twist with this familiar combination. |
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P. ALLEN SMITH: Plant it Pink Tulip FestivalTulips are full of grace, beauty, elegance … strength. The women in Arkansas — and around the world — who are battling or have battled breast cancer can be described in a similar manner. |
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DWELL: Fiori Domicile ... First Class StyleThis home was designed by Tony Leraris and built in 19 months by Danny Ruggles of American Dream Homes. The result fulfills their requirements, their dreams and allows the couple to give back to the community. |
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BRANSON'S BEST: Branson’s Great OutdoorsMusical theatre, amusement parks, shopping … Branson, Mo., is this and so much more. It’s also a wonderful place to enjoy Mother Nature. |
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MURDER MYSTERY: Scott Jared, Where Are You?Scott Jared, missing since August 4, 2006, has brown hair and brown eyes and is about 5'10" tall. |
