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The 17th Annual Springtime Arts & Crafts Festival in the Ozarks Special

Springdale - The spring edition of the Ozark Regional Arts & Crafts Festivals, considered to be one of the top 100 craft fairs in the United States and the largest indoor craft fair in the state of Arkansas, was held over the weekend.

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Tales of treasure hunters and charlatans in the Ozark Mountains Special

Springdale - The program presented at the Shiloh Museum of Ozark History by researcher Robert Myers was titled “Under Cover of Darkness: Buried Treasure, Magic, and Deception in the Ozark Mountains,” and featured tales about treasure guide Charlie Gonzales.

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Special exhibit in the Ozarks highlights ‘The Music of Our Lives’ Special

Springdale - “The Music of Our Lives” is a special exhibit currently at the Shiloh Museum of Ozark History, and its displays artifacts and photographs revealing the role that music played in the lives of everyday Ozark folks.

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Architect Edward Stone’s Fulbright Furniture is ‘Ozark Modern’ Special

Fayetteville - After helping design the Museum of Modern Art and Radio City Music Hall in New York City, architect Edward Durell Stone came home to Arkansas to design furniture for his friend J. William Fulbright, and the ‘Ozark Modern’ exhibit showcased that work.

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Blood drive hosted by University of Arkansas helps to save lives Special

Fayetteville, AR – It is the 15th year that the University of Arkansas has hosted blood drives for the Community Blood Center of the Ozarks where “one donation saves 3 lives right here in Northwest Arkansas!”

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Ark. Fraudster Scammed Military Widow

The Madoff of the Ozarks didn't scam thousands of sophisticates. He didn't steal billions of dollars. Yet by defrauding innocents like the military widow who had entrusted to him the death benefit she received from her deceased soldier-husband, killed in Iraq, Lee Charles Johnson, 42, of Little Rock, has earned himself a special place in hell.

Tornadoes Give Way to Expected Southern Storms

Parts of the southern Plains, western Ozarks and lower Mississippi Valley are at risk of severe weather this week while regions across Texas begin to clean up after 18 reported tornadoes raked a path of destruction across the state, tossing trucks into the air and tearing the roofs off homes and businesses.