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ENTERTAINMENT NOTES: Opera star Lewis coming home to sing at alma mater - Vimarsana News

ENTERTAINMENT NOTES: Opera star Lewis coming home to sing at alma mater

Soprano Kristin Lewis, an Arkansas native, University of Central Arkansas alumna and opera star in North America and Europe, joins the Conway Symphony Orchestra and conductor Israel Getzov for a program titled "Luminous! The CSO with Kristin Lewis," 7:30 p.m. Saturday in Reynolds Performance Hall at UCA in Conway.

Fordyce celebrates Cotton Belt Fest - Vimarsana News

Fordyce celebrates Cotton Belt Fest

Begun in 1981, this year marks the 42nd anniversary of the Fordyce on the Cotton Belt Fest, an event founded to celebrate the unique railroad history of Fordyce and South Arkansas.

A Conversation With the Cate Brothers - Vimarsana News

A Conversation With the Cate Brothers

Ernie and Earl Cate will be turning 80-years-old the day after Christmas. For of those years, the have played music together. They join Paul Kelso, host of the Generic Blues Show, and Kyle Kellams, Ozarks at Large's news director, to talk about their lives and careers.

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OPINION | WOODY BASSETT: The Cates found their lives in music and shared it with Northwest Arkansas and beyond - Vimarsana News

OPINION | WOODY BASSETT: The Cates found their lives in music and shared it with Northwest Arkansas and beyond

Northwest Arkansas twins Earl and Ernie Cate were born with music in their blood. Raised in Springdale, they discovered their love of music and realized early they were destined to make a living, and their lives, at it.

LIVE! A Music Calendar featuring Mark Bilyeu fundraiser - Vimarsana News

LIVE! A Music Calendar featuring Mark Bilyeu fundraiser

Margo Price is making a trip to Fayetteville.