Day: September 28, 2015

ATYH: Just What The Customer Ordered

While working in his parents’ furniture store as a youth, Bruce Goff discovered he didn’t want to just sell a sofa. Photography by Beth Hall   wanted to help his customer choose the right sofa. Five years ago, the fellow with the American Society of Interior Designers moved to northwest Arkansas to retire, but it […]

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Excursion: The Brewery Boom

The Natural State is experiencing a brewery boom that shows no signs of slowing down. With more than 15 taprooms from central to northwest Arkansas — and numerous local restaurants supporting them — there are plenty of reasons to drink locally when you belly up to the bar. Whether you prefer a dark, rich stout […]

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Travel Arkansas: Ripe on the Vine

Adding to the rich culture of Arkansas are a growing number of wineries, where you’ll find outstanding vintages as well as that homegrown hospitality for which our state is known.   find the best Arkansas wine, you’ve got to go to the source — and the 52nd annual Wiederkehr Village Weinfest, Oct. 10 at Wiederkehr […]

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Historical Gems: Savoring A Memory

Mention “Minute Man” to Arkansans of a certain age and you’ll likely evoke memories of tasty hamburgers and happy times. Photographs Courtesy of UALR Center for Arkansas History and Culture   original Minute Man — on Broadway in downtown Little Rock (photo at top) — was a hot spot for decades, a perfect choice for […]

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Feature: Arkansas’ Abundance

Field, Farm and Game Photography by Ashlee Nobel and Janet Warlick   FAIR GAME Arkansas can easily be considered a haven for fishermen and hunters: There are more than 600,000 acres of lakes; nearly 10,000 miles of rivers and streams; and 3.2 million acres of public, huntable land in Arkansas.  The Arkansas Game and Fish […]

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