Arts & Entertainment

About 300 attend the Christmas banquet held by the Fort Smith Manufacturing Executives Association.

Judge Isaac Parker and Marshal Bass Reeves make an appearance at an event that included a gunfight.

Trenches, trains and barns are the focus of Christmas books that illustrate great stories.

The quality of the food, Adam says, easily makes up for the relatively slow service.

The good news is that Peter found a movie he thinks will be a classic. The bad news: It ain’t playing in the Fort Smith area. Yet.

The Seasons Greeting Concert and Campus Lighting kicks off the holiday season a the University of Arkansas at Fort Smith.

The Single Parent Scholarship Fund helps support parents working to raise children and obtain a college degree.

The “official” beginning of Christmas in downtown Van Buren drew the event’s largest ever crowd.

The Christmas-themed children’s event helps raise money for the Gregory Kistler Treatment Center.

More than 320 help raise money for a new mammography van that serves about 1,600 women a year.

It should be high times in the region. Not only is Santa coming to town, but so is Willie.

This new restaurant has decent food and the atmosphere includes flat-screen TVs and portraits of Jesus and the Virgin Mary.

Possibly the only saving grace of the movie is that it doesn’t shy away from the reality of sex.

Stockman encourages business owners to take time to thank those important to the business.

Downtown Paris event draws hundreds to see the glow of more than 100,000 holiday lights.

The folks at Skinny’s crank out good food at great prices, but they don’t much about Bob.

Overall a good movie, but Peter says the action and narrative was a bit rushed.

Stockman says good human resources practices are the best preventive medicine for small businesses.

The Holiday Market event helps raise funds for the League’s community projects.

The 10th annual Cotillion had more than 200 in attendance to honor the nine debutantes.