About 1,000 Girl Scouts and their leaders gathered at Fayetteville High School for a day of workshops.
We weren’t sure what we would find when we visited the Bayyari Elementary School Garden Club in Springdale. We knew there would be a lesson on nutrition. We knew there was going to be a room full of fifth graders, and we knew there would be deviled eggs.
Ice hockey isn’t something most people associate with Northwest Arkansas, but, with the help of some fun-loving locals, it’s growing in popularity.
Every year on December 12, since 1859, Mexican Catholics celebrate el Dia de la Virgen de Guadalupe (Our Lady of Guadalupe) in Mexico and in many parts of the United States.
Hey kids, kids all around the world just like you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah and Kwanzaa in many ways. Their traditions may be a little different from country to country, but one thing is always the same. They LOVE cookies!
Hey Kids, the story goes like this… Eight-year-old Virginia O’Hanlon wrote a letter to the editor of New York’s Sun, a big newspaper, and the quick response was printed as an unsigned editorial on Sept. 21, 1897. That’s a long time ago.
Books and Hollywood have done much to villainize bats, which many people perceive to be dangerous, blood-sucking creatures that prey on unsuspecting victims. However, bats are far less menacing than that.
Day of the Dead is a celebration filled with dancing, wearing colorful costumes, eating favorite foods, and celebrating life. Hundreds of years ago in Mexico the native peoples who lived there had a celebration for the dead. They believed that spirits of their dead relatives returned to earth once...
Come the end of October, kids across the country, just like you, eagerly await the tricks and treats of Halloween. Plenty of fun is to be had on October 31, when hordes of costume-clad kids and adults scour neighborhoods on the hunt for the best candy. But prior to...