Wheelhouse Goodbye, Siloam Springs
I’ve run into quite a few of them — folks who came to Siloam Springs, experienced the town and its people, and couldn’t imagine a much nicer place.
John Dilmore
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Wheelhouse - Making it count
Most of us have a basic understanding of the census process. The government, as ordered by the Constitution, counts the populace every 10 years. Pretty simple.…
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Relay For Life kicks off annual event
The annual Relay for Life Kick-Off was recently held at the Arvest Bank Community Room. The speakers included Kristi Salley, chairperson, who spoke about how d…
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Wheelhouse - All thumbs
One thing I miss about my former job: The thumbs. That’s not a metaphor for anything. When I worked at the Benton County Daily Record, one of my duties was com…
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Wheelhouse - More compartments
I don’t know that just anybody can make a comeback in America, but it certainly seems as if any famous sports figure can.
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Another year
Every year that passes is different. But in at least one respect, every attempt to look back on a year gone by is the same: It's always hard to believe so much…
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To Santa
Each Christmas, the staff at the Herald-Leader is careful to make sure all the Letters to Santa we receive, in addition to being printed in the paper, also act…
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Wheelhouse What it is
Irecently came across a list of the most overused workplace words and phrases. The phrase “It is what it is” figured prominently on the list.
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Wheelhouse Reader Value
Idon’t remember who wrote it, or where it was written. But earlier this year, around the time our sister dailies began charging for online content, at least on…
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Wheelhouse All the best
“Best of” lists used to be so simple. The 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s — those decades, like all others, had their own unique cultural touchstones, shared experiences…