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With the ailment blamed for many of the problems in the country, The Onion asked Americans what it is like to live with the Woke Mind Virus, and this is what they said.

Less than one week until the March 23 opening night of Northern Lakes Arts Association’s production of Little Shop

Gabriela DuPree strives to provide value wherever she can on the court and make those around her better for Fort Smith Southside. It was hard not to notice that Thursday night at Grizzly Arena.

Produce Alliance and Copia have partnered to donate pallets of fresh produce and prepared food to community members in need. Food is the single largest component taking up space inside U.S. landfills, making up 24 percent of municipal solid waste. At the same time, over 38 million people in America are struggling with food insecurity. Food waste and hunger are inextricably linked issues and can be solved through technology and logistics. Copia has built the first end-to-end solution that directl...

SPRINGDALE -- Prior to Tuesday evening, the last time the Har-Ber Wildcats and Fort Smith Southside Mavericks met on the volleyball court, Southside experienced heartbreak on its home court.

FAYETTEVILLE -- Despite a late test from Bentonville, Fayetteville protected its unblemished record, defeating the Lady Tigers 25-14, 25-17, 25-22 in a three-set sweep Tuesday night at Bulldog Arena.

An art exhibition featuring the work of Peter Saverine of Darien will run through the end...

Permalink Grace Klein Community donated $2.1 million in food in Alabama in 2020, plans to help more this year By Donna Cope February 10, 2021 In the midst of the pandemic, more families are facing hunger after paying their monthly bills. Grace Klein Community offers several locations around the Birmingham area in which underserved families can pick up a box of groceries that provides meals for a week. There is never a charge for the food. (Grace Klein Community) Many groceries and food s...

Themes of Black feminism and perseverance will take center stage in a new improvisational performance that will premiere as part of the University of Michigan’s winter 2021 Stamps Distinguished Speaker Series season kick-off event on Jan. 22. The work was produced and directed from more than 600 miles away by New York-based performance artist Ayana Evans, who collaborated with U-M Stamps School of Art & Design professor Rebekah Modrak and students in her “Dressing Up and Down” course duri...

Skip to content Are You Prepared For The Coming Economic Collapse And The Next Great Depression? The Economic Collapse Hits Home: Feeding America Says 1 Out Of 4 U.S. Children Could Suffer From Hunger By The End Of 2020 There are approximately 74 million children in the United States, and right now millions upon millions of them do not have enough to eat.  The economic collapse that has started in 2020 has been brutal for most of the nation, but it has hit children particularly hard.  If ...