Satisfy Your Inner Investigator With Murder Mystery Subscription Service READ MORE: A Murder Mystery for You to Solve: Part 1 When we last spoke, it was of the ominous death of the 1930s Broadway starlet, Viola Vane. Her corpse was found in the attic of the Cadence Theatre, prompting an investigation into the apparent…
If one were to draw a Venn diagram comparing the personality types of dogs and humans, a lot of the crossover would involve sociability. It is in the center of these circles where Bark Bar can be found. Not literally, of course. Technically, Bark Bar sits on the corner of 12th and Spring streets…
Every month, AY About You outlines the night sky in these easily digestible guides. And stargazing in August is another one for the books. This month features local astrophotography from Arkansan Tony Milligan. You can find more of his spectacular photos on his website, Captured in Time. Moon Phases Full Moon: Aug. 3*…
by Dustin Jayroe In times such as these, we are in a particular need for heroes. But not the kinds of fiction who adorn tights and parkour skyscrapers; as useful as these crusaders might be in our world, we need not look to the pages of comics or the screens of theaters. Heroes are all…
By Dustin Jayroe One of the most important decisions to make when considering or nearing retirement is where you’re going to lay down your head at night. No, we aren’t talking about the latest comforts in mattress design that can balance a glass of wine while five little monkeys are jumping on the bed.…
One of the latest in the long line of pandemic-related reschedulings is the Arkansas Country Music Awards (ACMAs), already forced into unprecedented measures in just the third year of its existence. Originally slated for a June 1 night of ceremony, it was announced in April that this year’s festivities would be pushed back to Aug.…
By Dustin Jayroe // Photography By Jamison Mosley No Place like home There are few emotions that can match a greeting from a dog. Sure, we humans like to think we’ve mastered the art of salutations with our pandemic fist bumps, handshakes, head nods, bows and, in another time, curtsies. But a pooch does not…
We take COVID-19 seriously — though actually having to lead with that statement, amid a pandemic that has killed more than 130,000 of our fellow Americans in just four months, is disheartening. Like many of the subject matters of today, this virus has become politically polarized in the most unhealthy ways possible. I don’t…
Every month, AY About You outlines the night sky in these easily digestible guides. And stargazing in July is another one for the books. This month features local astrophotography from Arkansan Tony Milligan. You can find more of his spectacular photos on his website, Captured in Time. Moon Phases Full Moon: July…
By Madeline Burke and Dustin Jayroe On June 19, 1865, the holiday of Juneteenth was originated, which is now an annual commemoration of the emancipation of those who had previously been enslaved in the United States — namely, the freeing of African Americans after the Confederacy was defeated. Almost 155 years later to the…
