by Do South | Sep 1, 2022 | News & Events, People
When Tina Dale started walking the boards in 2011, she was a newbie to the stage—but she was hardly new to the spotlight. As a reporter her name has been a familiar one in the River Valley for years; and as a long-time supporter of the Fort Smith Little Theatre, her...
by Do South | Sep 1, 2022 | Life, Southern Lit
Standing with his arms wrapped tightly around her, she could feel a sense of home she hadn’t felt since the last time he’d held her. It was like time and space and distance fell away, and all that was left was their two beating hearts, finding each other again. As...
by Do South | Aug 1, 2022 | People
For Bryan and Meredith Moats of Sulphur Springs Truck Patch, life isn’t just about claiming their patch of land and creating their own dream—it’s about enriching that patch of land, feeding back into the community, and bettering the future all while respecting the...
by Do South | Aug 1, 2022 | Southern Lit
“Hayley, what are you doing?” I heard a voice yelling at me from behind, nearly drowned out by the rain. It was pouring; hard, driving rain that would send most people running inside. But I’d been standing there for I didn’t know how long, stock still and staring, not...
by Do South | Jul 1, 2022 | People
“Coffee as bold as the bison.” It’s a phrase that’s in their tagline, a simile befitting a company that seems as rooted to the land as the massive beast is. And for Black Bison Coffee Company, the bison is the perfect spirit animal, representative of abundance,...
