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Select Board members rejected a gas station owner's application for the town's last beer and wine license. Now Price Chopper is asking, and the board is considering it.

Aaron R. Turner uses photography as a transformative process to understand the ideas of home and resilience in two main areas of the U.S., the Arkansas and Mississippi deltas. But in his exhibit "Yesterday Once More," on show through April 3 at the Walton Arts Center in Fayetteville, he's also selected books related to his subject and his inspirations that will be available for patrons to review in the space, and he has curated a playlist that can be accessed via a smartphone while visiting the exhibition.

It’s been almost thirty years since the publication of Eugene Richards’s landmark book Below the Line. First published in 1987, the volume received an onslaught of mixed reactions. Although many were impressed by his work, his eye for honesty was criticized for portraying a too-negative view of the country, one that lacked hope. But Richards countered the critics in saying these stories were, in fact, portraits of courage.

(1): Frankreich: Fotoreporter – die Allerbesten ihrer ZunftSeit 1989 treffen sich die Fotoreporter aus der ganzen Welt immer Ende August in Perpignan in Südfrankreich, zum Festival "Visa pour l'image".Die Franzosen nennen die Allerbesten dieses Berufs "Grand Reporter...