Michael Nicolosi shares a name with a slightly more famous actor. You learn these things when you Google a person’s name. I’d happily share […]
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Robbie Deaton is a member of the Hot Springs Village Players. Here’s how they describe themselves on their website: Established in June of 1978
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NOTE: None of us are attorneys. We never offer legal or financial advice. You should learn all you can, distill the facts as best you
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We can see somebody or something and quickly think, “I’ve got them figured out.” But we may be wrong. Completely. Some years ago, I’m
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Mike and Jolene Varney have been together since they were kids in rural Iowa. Jolene’s dad was Mike’s Little League baseball coach. From the
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Today we update the Cooper Reserve Property inside Hot Springs Village, Arkansas with Jeff Atkins. Here are some useful links: Our first show about
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Tanner’s Neighborhood Bar & Grill is now owned and operated by a new partnership between Alanna Owen and Joey Clampit. They join us today
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Erin Kelly is a 37-year-old single mom (to daughter Clare). Seven years ago, in 2014, Chicago winters and big city living gave way to
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NOTE: Hot Springs Village, Arkansas isn’t a town at all. I’m using the term “town” in the most general sense possible and not in
Ike and Sonya Eisenhauer moved to Hot Springs Village, Arkansas 23 years ago on a happy accident. Ike was offered a State Farm insurance
Xplore Restaurant Group Executive Chef Drake Bielert approached his boss, owner Greg Jones, with an idea. What if we allowed our high-school-age employees to
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