By Nic Williams INGREDIENTS 1 cup Italian breadcrumbs 1 TB. Italian seasoning 1/4 cup all-purpose flour 2 eggs 1 TB. milk 12 sticks of mozzarella cheese, wrappers removed 1 cup vegetable oil 2 teaspoons sea salt Marinara sauce (optional) INSTRUCTIONS 1. Mix the breadcrumbs and Italian seasoning together on a rimmed plate. Pour…
By Olivia Paschal / Photos By Jamison Mosley On opening weekend at the Momentary, the Bentonville contemporary art space built by the next generation of Waltons — Tom, Steuart and Olivia — the atmosphere was calm, almost peaceful. Families passed in and out, lingering at some of the art installations, rifling through the gift…
By Jennifer Gibson of The Good Earth Garden Center Photos By Jamison Mosley Gardening has long been a favorite hobby, and for good reason. There is the obvious satisfaction of getting to enjoy the fruits of your labor, but that is just one of the many benefits gardening offers. The American Public Health Association encourages…
These are some trying times, aren’t they? Normally in April, we at AY About You are getting the boat ready for lake season, at the garden center getting our spring annuals and dining al fresco at our favorite restaurants. But the COVID-19 pandemic has put everyone’s plans on hold. Everyone’s. We are saddened and anxious…
Living Well Counseling, a ministry of Arkansas Baptist Children’s Homes & Family Ministries, is waiving fees for online sessions with a licensed Christian counselor through the end of April. During this time of uncertainty, many people are dealing with stress and anxiety. Living Well Counselling hopes to “foster hope and healing through a therapeutic…
The University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture has cancelled, postponed, or moved multiple events online over the next eight weeks to minimize the spread of the coronavirus. The Hot Spring County Master Gardeners are still hosting its annual plant sale until April 20 with curbside service. ServSafe classes are postponed for the…
Restaurants and breweries will now be allowed to sell wine and beer with any permit and deliver the products to patrons due the coronavirus crisis. Gov. Asa Hutchinson announced that restaurants and breweries will have to transition to takeout and delivery services. In order to make up revenue, he authorized these establishments to sell…
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, people are putting up their Christmas lights to spread some hope and cheer. The idea started on Twitter and hashtags like #LightsForLife, #CoronaKindness, and #CoronaChristmas are trending. In a challenging time with school and work closing, local restaurants and shops shutting down, and events being cancelled, social media users are sharing…
Special one-hour shopping events for senior citizens are being launched at retail giants Walmart and Target as businesses across the world continue to adjust to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. Beginning March 24 and running through April 28, Walmart will open an hour early each Tuesday for customers ages 60 and up. Target…
The Arkansas Community Foundation (ACF) has established a new fund designed to impact nonprofit organizations assisting vulnerable populations during the coronavirus pandemic. ACF officials have already identified several priorities for the fund, called the COVID-19 Relief Fund. These priorities include helping healthcare nonprofits that need additional safety equipment for their employees/volunteers; nonprofits providing emergency…
