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Linda Arneson
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Lifestyle Editor, The Sentinel-Record
Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas
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Art, Personal Essays Arts & Culture of the Middle East, Work New England Design, Parenting
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By Linda Arneson Verified| The Sentinel-Record Verified On April 22, The Entertainment Foundation will "bring together some of the best musical groups and performers from the Hot Springs and Hot Springs Village areas all to one stage," according to a news release. This one-of-a-kind show entitled "Broadway Our Way" will be presented at the Woodlands Auditorium at 7 p.m.The cast consists of the Village Big Band, Voices Rising and Spa City Tappers.
By Linda Arneson Verified| The Sentinel-Record Verified Ross Rumore attended the April Women's Welcome Club meeting at the Hot Springs Country Club where he shared that he has been playing the bugle since he was a child. "Everyone enjoyed hearing his life's story," a news release said. WWC meets the first Wednesday of each month, so those who have moved to the Hot Springs area in the past 24 months and would like to meet new friends, may send an email to: [email protected] or to Kelly Holt, membership, at [email protected].
By Linda Arneson Verified| The Sentinel-Record Verified On April 22, The Entertainment Foundation will "bring together some of the best musical groups and performers from the Hot Springs and Hot Springs Village areas all to one stage," according to a news release. This one-of-a-kind show entitled "Broadway Our Way" will be presented at the Woodlands Auditorium at 7 p.m.The cast consists of the Village Big Band, Voices Rising and Spa City Tappers.
Company Info
The Sentinel-Record
The Sentinel-Record, your hometown newspaper, is a family-owned business. The Sentinel-Record and Hot Springs New Era were purchased in 1929 by Clyde Eber Palmer from John A. Riggs. Riggs founded the New Era, a combination of the Daily Bulletin, which began in the 1890s and which he acquired in 1911, and the Daily News, which he later absorbed. John H. Higgins created The Record in 1899.
Hot Springs, Arkansas, United States
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Founded: 1877