As someone who plans on retiring to Eureka Springs, I can assure you, the Churches are NOT a reason why we love Eureka. It is a diverse city and that Diversity is what has made it special.
Hot Springs twice erupted into the kind of violence that has its roots in the issues left unresolved by the Civil War, and both times, it happened right where that monument to Confederate soldiers stands today.
A man who says he's a former University of Arkansas student now living in New England has identified himself as the person wearing an "Arkansas Engineering" T-shirt in the Friday white supremacist march in Fayetteville. He apologized for involving UA in the story and to the professor misidentified as being the person wearing the shirt.
The White House announced early this morning that Donald Trump would not participate in the annual Kennedy Center event paying tribute to influential artists. He didn't want to be a political distraction, a release said.
Watching the Charlottesville spectacle from halfway across the country, I confess that my first instinct was to raillery. Vanilla ISIS, somebody called this mob of would-be Nazis. A parade of love-deprived nerds marching bravely out of their parents' basements carrying tiki torches from Home Depot.
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As someone who plans on retiring to Eureka Springs, I can assure you, the Churches are NOT a reason why we love Eureka. It is a diverse city and that Diversity is what has made it special.