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COLUMN: The amazing Coco
Coco is the sweetheart of her family. They are devoted to her, and she is the center of their world. So, on a Tuesday morning, when Coco was rushed in as an emergency patient, we could see the fear in her parents' eyes.
Spirited repertoire
Chicago is the next stop for 18-year-old Hayley Mitchell as she packs her bags and takes her passion for dance to the next level at Columbia College this fall. With 16 years of experience under her feet, the art of dance has continually played a significant role in the Hot Springs senior's life.
Hot Springs Sod and Turf
Sisters Vicki Young and Jeanne McGuire wear "all the hats" when running the heart of Hot Springs Sod and Turf, a business owned and operated by their family for more than 30 years.
Becoming an Earth Angel
Residential trash and recycling go hand and hand.
Charmed by Nature
"Even if people haven't had the chance to travel, and they think that they're stuck here, I would tell them, from a Master Naturalist's point of view, they are in one of the most miraculous places on earth. They could really learn to appreciate where they are," says Diamond Lakes Arkansas Master Nat...
February is called "Dental Month" in the veterinary world, referring to often discounted dental procedures offered by many veterinary clinics to promote awareness about dental health in animals.
February is called "Dental Month" in the veterinary world, referring to often discounted dental procedures offered by many veterinary clinics to promote awareness about dental health in animals. Of course, dental health is important year-round and every pet that will allow a comprehensive examinatio...
With her debut novel "Love Yourself First" turning one year old this month, Stephanie Thompson has continued to provide a common theme throughout her books since the release of her first work, "Down South: A Collection of Recipes from my Mother."
Garland County Cooperative Extension Service Family and Consumer Science Agent Alison Crane works with other county Extension offices across the state, to test and perfect well-balanced meals. Crane and the Extension office collaborates with HER Around the Table to bring our readers great new recipes to try at home.
"As some of us spend many hours in meetings, changing meeting practices can help us eat well and fit enough physical activity into our days. Setting policies, resolutions, or value statements around these healthy practices can help us build a culture of wellness in our organizations and workplaces."
Returning to her hometown after a 10-year absence, Mountain Pine native Britney Howard found her community had deteriorated. In an effort to help turn the small town around, Howard created a nonprofit organization and got to work.
Linda Franklin, the president of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Unit 6013, has been an active member of the organization since 2000. Read her story in this month's edition of HER Magazine.
"Most people, I think, come (to the NAACP) when they are actually in a crisis themselves, and then they come and ask for help, and when they get help you go 'Oh OK, maybe I should be a part of this,'" says Linda Franklin, the president of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored Peopl...
Splash Wine Bar: Wining and dining Spa City enthusiasts one glass at a time. Read more in this month's edition of HER Magazine. Out now!
After years of experience owning and successfully expanding a thriving business at Chrysalis Day Spa in Cornerstone Shopping Center, local entrepreneur Cathy Caver sought out another ambitious venture and began preparations for a second spa -- one that came with a few hoops to jump through prior to....
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Local seamstress Sheila Huddleston lives a lifestyle appreciating the value in her craft, rather than price, when it comes to both her closet and her customers' closets. Read her story here.
Local seamstress Sheila Huddleston lives a lifestyle appreciating the value in her craft, rather than price, when it comes to both her closet and her customers' closets.
It's opening day of the 2020 live meet at Oaklawn Racing Casino Resort. Read our cover story featuring Assistant Trainer Laura Moquett in this month's edition of HER!
Welcome to the world of thoroughbred horse racing. It is fast-paced, challenging, and sometimes even a little bit dangerous. It is everything Laura Moquett loves.
♥ Share the LOVE with your Valentine in The Sentinel-Record and Facebook. Call 501-623-7711 option 3 or message here. Leave your name and phone number where we can contact you. Deadline is noon Tuesday, Feb. 11. ♥
After 30 years on the Memphis, Tenn., police force and four years with the U.S. Marshals Service, Patti Pendleton continues to serve and protect the public as head of Oaklawn Racing Casino Resort's security division. Read her story here.
After 30 years on the Memphis, Tenn., police force and four years with the U.S. Marshals Service, Patti Pendleton continues to serve and protect the public as head of Oaklawn Racing Casino Resort's security division.
Read more about creative colorist Melanie Efird in this month's issue of Her Magazine!
Roswell, N.M. The site of the supposed 1947 UFO crash. It is also the town where creative colorist Melanie Efird set out to blossom into the artist she's become today.
Happy New Year from HER Magazine! We can't wait to share more amazing stories from our community with you all. Missed any of our recent issues and want to catch up? You can find the stories at hotsr.com/news/her
Susan Erwin, frontwoman of the Pink Piano Show, tells us about making music a career in this month's issue. Read this story, and others from this month's issue, on our website!
https://www.hotsr.com/news/2019/dec/15/a-passion-for-piano-susan-erwin-and-her/
What can dance do for you? Sonja Littlejohn Barlow - more familiarly known as Gracie - is a local dance instructor who believes dance has many benefits. Read this story, and others from this month's issue, on our website! https://www.hotsr.com/news/2019/dec/15/what-can-dance-do-for-you-20191215/
Pick up this month's issue of HER Magazine outside of The Sentinel-Record and in boxes around town! You can also read online at hotsr.com/news/her
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Body positive bo***ir photographer Madison Hurley-Fuentez is empowering women through expressive photoshoots. Read about Madison and her work here: https://www.hotsr.com/news/2019/nov/15/bo***ir-photographer-captures-beauty-pr/
Housed away in yellow, blue and pink structures on Court Street is the photography studio of Hot Springs native Madison Hurley-Fuentez, where she works to empower women through expressive bo***ir photoshoots.
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BW's Studio will be here today from 3-5 p.m. taking Halloween photos to appear in The Sentinel-Record! Bring the kids, come grab a treat and then head out for a fun, safe Halloween night 🎃
Don't miss out!
Kids 12 and younger can trick-or-treat today from 3-5 p.m. at The Sentinel-Record! Come dressed up and ready to have a photo taken by BW's Studio that will appear in The Sentinel-Record!
Got that Monday morning feeling?😴
Check out Mug Shots for the perfect pick-me-up!
Mug Shots, a tiny jailhouse-themed drive-through coffee shop, opened its Hot Springs location in June 2014 and is operated by a nearly all-female staff.
Still haven't decided on a costume? Let the Hot Springy Dingy give you some inspiration!
Hannah Mills and her husband, David, came to Hot Springs from Boston in 1978 for warmer weather.
Halloween is just a week away! Start planning your trick-or-treat outing with this list of community events.
Halloween is right around the corner, and there is no better place to be than right here in the spooky Spa City! Hot Springs offers numerous -- mostly free -- family friendly Halloween events both on All Hallows' Eve and the days leading up to the big night. Read on to find the best places to be thi...
If you're heading out to opening night of the 28th Annual Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival, be sure and grab your copy of HER Magazine! Read our interview with festival director, Jen Ge**er, here: https://www.hotsr.com/news/2019/oct/15/the-power-of-storytelling-a-look-at-fil/
"I think it's important (to have a Girls in STEM Program) because you can't emulate what you don't see," said Kayla Ingle, the museum's education coordinator. "More women in science means more women in science."
Mid-America Science Museum's Girls in STEM Program is hosted by the museum's all-female education staff on the first Saturday of every month.
HER Magazine toured the nursing and radiology technology sections of the Frederick M. Dierks Center for Nursing and Health Sciences, meeting with students along the way for a brief glimpse into the education process at NPC.
National Park College's dedication to the health care field is evident in the number of highly skilled nursing students who graduate each year and its commitment to providing students with the latest technology. But its commitment goes beyond mere programming -- what sets this institution apart is h...
For Anthony Tidwell and the crew at Cutwell 4 Kids, the concepts of artistry and unique inspiration are celebrated and brought to life as each participant is encouraged to be a part while delving into their artistic ingenuities. Read this month's feature here:
Outlets for self-expression and creativity can be found in various settings, and for certain age groups, a truly good fit can sometimes be difficult to come by. For Anthony Tidwell and the crew at Cutwell 4 Kids, the concepts of artistry and unique inspiration are celebrated and brought to life as e...
"Here's the thing: STEM is in everything, and that's what the Girls in STEM program is trying to show," Mid-America Science Museum educator Deana Hughes said in this month's feature on the museum's all-female education staff. Read more here:
Mid-America Science Museum's Girls in STEM Program is hosted by the museum's all-female education staff on the first Saturday of every month.
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