Magic And Transformation: ArtsLive presents Roald Dahl’s ‘The Witches’ Sept. 12-15

Magic And Transformation: ArtsLive presents Roald Dahl’s ‘The Witches’ Sept. 12-15

ArtsLive breathes life into Roald Dahl’s classic tale, ‘The Witches,’ with a fresh new spin from September 12th to 15th. Magic and transformation will mesmerize audiences with a spellbinding mix of adventure and dark humor. From sinister witches to unforgettable characters portrayed by a stellar cast, this production promises to captivate audiences of all ages. Get ready for a thrilling and enchanting experience as ‘The Witches’ takes the stage.

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Conway romps by Bentonville

Conway romps by Bentonville

Conway’s football team secured a fourth consecutive win over Bentonville with a score of 55-21, showcasing their continued dominance in the rivalry. Senior Grayson Wilson led the charge with impressive stats, throwing for 328 yards and four touchdowns. Other key players like Trey Harris, Alex McCray, and Kambrien Blackmon also made significant contributions to Conway’s victory. Coach Buck James praised both teams for their competitive spirit, emphasizing the importance of in-state rivalries in Arkansas football.

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Northwest Arkansas’ early lead evaporates

The Northwest Arkansas Razorbacks took an early lead but saw it slip away as their offense faltered. Despite starting strong, their top players struggled to maintain momentum. The opposing team’s 23-1 run ultimately led to a crushing defeat for the Razorbacks, leaving them stunned and searching for answers. The RimRockers, another local team, also faced a similar fate, emphasizing the unforgiving nature of sports and the need to regroup and refocus after a tough loss.

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Seniors impacted by Wedington Place rent increases receive assistance

Wedington Place Senior Apartments residents in Fayetteville, Arkansas, are grappling with steep rent hikes of up to 73%. Community members are mobilizing to assist seniors through information sessions and legislative proposals. The emotional toll of potential displacement and loss of community support adds to the already challenging situation. Local officials and advocates are working to protect the rights and well-being of these vulnerable seniors.

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Centerton man accused of stabbing, killing mother deemed unfit for trial

Centerton man accused of stabbing, killing mother deemed unfit for trial

Kamron Williams, a 20-year-old man from Centerton, Arkansas, stands accused of fatally stabbing his mother, Vicki Williams, in March 2023. Recent developments in his case have raised questions regarding his mental fitness to stand trial. Williams has pleaded not guilty to charges of capital murder, residential burglary, and interference with emergency communications. The court has ordered a psychological evaluation to determine Williams’ competency to stand trial. The investigation revealed that Williams had received a criminal trespass warning for his mother’s residence on February 12, indicating he was not supposed to be on the property.

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My-T-By-Design: 'Imperfectly Painting with Purpose'

My-T-By-Design: ‘Imperfectly Painting with Purpose’

Restoring Lives through Art at MY-T-BY-DESIGN embodies the power of art to heal and empower individuals and families. Started by a passionate entrepreneur who left a 16-year career at Walmart to answer God’s calling, MY-T-BY-DESIGN combines art with leadership and personal development, aiming to help people find their worth and value. Offering a diverse range of workshops, events, and activities, MY-T-BY-DESIGN caters to all demographics from daycares to corporate teams, seniors, and even veterans through their Veterans Paint Art Workshop. This Fayetteville-based therapeutic art studio is truly a testament to the transformative power of art and faith.

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Asher Perkins to perform at Weekend Starts Friday in Fayetteville

Asher Perkins to perform at Weekend Starts Friday in Fayetteville

Join Asher Perkins and his group, Asher & Co., for a night of jazz at Weekend Starts in Fayetteville. With a stellar lineup of musicians, this free concert in the Lower Ramble area promises to kick off your weekend in style. Don’t forget to bring your picnic blankets or lawn chairs for a cozy evening under the stars, and check the city’s website for any weather-related updates. Come experience the vibrant culture of Fayetteville through the sounds of Asher Perkins and his talented ensemble.

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Bentonville breaks ground on Adult Recreation Center project with 2026 planned opening

Bentonville breaks ground on Adult Recreation Center project with 2026 planned opening

The groundbreaking ceremony for Bentonville’s new Adult Recreation Center marks a significant step towards providing the community with a state-of-the-art facility. Set to open in 2026, the center’s construction is underway following a .25 million investment approved by the City Council. With plans for the center to bring new opportunities for social engagement and recreational activities, Bentonville residents can anticipate a bright future ahead.

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University of Arkansas reports record enrollment for fourth straight year

University of Arkansas reports record enrollment for fourth straight year

The University of Arkansas, Fayetteville has broken enrollment records yet again, marking its fourth straight year of growth. As of the eleventh day of classes, the university has a total of 33,610 students, comprising undergraduate, graduate, and law students. This represents a remarkable increase of 4.6% from the previous year, a testament to the institution’s ongoing success. The university boasts a second-largest graduate class of 4,355 students, and the law school has maintained its growth with more than 370 students for the second year in a row.

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Hobbs State Park still recovering from Memorial Day weekend tornadoes

Hobbs State Park still recovering from Memorial Day weekend tornadoes

Hobbs State Park in Northwest Arkansas is still reeling from the impact of the Memorial Day tornadoes, facing significant damage and a challenging recovery. The tornadoes wreaked havoc on the park, toppling over 2,200 trees across the 54-mile trail system. Despite eager volunteers wanting to help, the presence of dangerous “widow makers” restricts their roles, requiring professional contractors to lead the cleanup efforts. As the park works towards revitalization, the collaboration between contractors and volunteers will be essential in restoring the beloved trails.

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