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More Great Fourth of July Events in Arkansas

Blog, TravelBy Nichole Singleton July 3, 2019

No matter where you are in Arkansas on Independence Day, there’s something to do to celebrate the the Fourth of July! Bentonville 4thof July Celebration 7:00 p.m. Orchards Park 1100 NE John Deshields Blvd., Bentonville, AR https://stepoutside.org/event/4th-of-july-celebration-2019-07-04-bentonville-ar.html Berryville Fire on the Mountain Fireworks Show 9:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. Saunders Heights Lookout https://www.berryvillechamber.com/events/details/fire-on-the-mountain-fireworks-show-203 Cabot 4thof…

Weekend Plans: Independence Day Edition!

Arts & Culture, BlogBy AY Staff July 3, 2019

Stay “in the know” about all the great events going on around Arkansas. AY’s Publisher, Heather Baker, will tell you what the hot spots are this weekend. Fireworks: Wednesday, July 3 What: Fireworks Over Paris Where: Wood Street Park in Paris When: 6-10 pm Thursday, July 4 What: 36thAnnual Pops on the River Where:…

Heather Baker and DJ Williams Kick Off Bucket List Segment on KARK

Arkansas Bucket List, BBQ, Blog, Food, Latest News from AYBy Tyler Hale July 3, 2019

(Video by Craft SEO ) If you’re looking for the best of all things Arkansas, AY Magazine and KARK have you covered. This week, KARK will begin airing a new segment featuring AY’s unique bucket lists that highlight the best parts of Arkansas, from cheese dip to summer travel. And this month, we’re…

Simmons Bank’s New Location to Flip On the Lights Tonight

Blog, TravelBy Tyler Hale July 2, 2019

Simmons Bank’s new River Market location is switching on all the lights tonight. The building, which was formerly home to Acxiom, will be lit by more than 3,000 feet of neon lights, starting tonight. The lights, according to a company release, are part of the final phases of the building’s renovation. Starting this week, the…

U.S. Women’s Soccer Wins Independence by Defeating England

Blog, SportsBy Dustin Jayroe July 2, 2019

by Dustin Jayroe Pre-Independence Day Fireworks: The United States Women’s Soccer team vyed against England in the semi-final of the Women’s World Cup on Tuesday, an ironic head-to-head between the rivals from 244 years ago. But on this day, the U.S. was the one clad in red (jerseys), with England adorning themselves in white. And…

Cave City Watermelon Festival Scheduled for July 25-27

Blog, TravelBy Nichole Singleton July 2, 2019

Cookouts, barbeques, family vacations, pool days and celebrating America’s birthday means the heart of summer is here. For Arkansans, when July comes, it also means it’s time for one of Arkansas’s best festivals, which also happens to be home to “The World’s Sweetest Watermelon.” The Cave City Watermelon Festival is held every July over three…

Skill Nursing Facility Provide Top-Notch Rehab Services

Blog, HealthBy AY Staff July 1, 2019

Serious injuries can impact your quality of life, but that doesn’t mean you can’t do something about it. One rehabilitation facility aims to get you back on your feet and back in the game. At Colonel Glenn Health Care and Rehab, there is a team of professionals who are dedicated to providing top-notch care and…

Providing Care with Professionalism and Dignity

Blog, Health, SponsoredBy AY Staff July 1, 2019

Making the decision to enter or place a loved one in an assisted living facility can be difficult, but finding the right one can bring relief and peace. The Nursing and Rehabilitation Center at Good Shepherd is committed to providing the highest quality of patient care which celebrates the dignity and grace of every person…

Hawgz Blues Cafe: Delicious, Modern Twist on Comfort Food Classics

Blog, Food, SponsoredBy AY Staff July 1, 2019

When it comes to food, Kristian Nelson aims for perfection. Whether it’s wings, barbecue or chicken, Nelson’s restaurant Hawgz Blues Café delivers award-winning comfort food that has been drawing in crowds since the restaurant opened in 2017. Hawgz Blues Café may only be two years old, but it’s already gained a reputation as the place…

Independence Day, Family Heritage and Revolutionary Reunions

Arts & Culture, BlogBy Jeanne Rollberg July 1, 2019

Let the fireworks and frolic begin! Many people know that the Fourth of July holiday, formally called Independence Day, celebrates the tempestuous formation of the United States, and also was when three American presidents famously later died. They were Thomas Jefferson, John Adams and James Monroe. Calvin Coolidge, the 30thpresident, was born on July 4,…

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