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Filmmaking ‘fun’damentals

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By Andy Shupe
| River Valley Democrat-Gazette Verified
Adrienne Jones (left) works with Cera Christly, both of Fort Smith, on a script Wednesday during the Through the Lens photo and film camp at the Institute for the Creative Arts High School in Fort Smith. Campers learned the fundamentals of filmmaking, camera operation, crew responsibilities and visual storytelling.
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History of Bella Vista

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By Andy Shupe
| The Weekly Vista Verified
Charlie Kaijo/NWA Democrat-Gazette Attendees look at before-and-after pictures of Bella Vista Monday during a discussion of the history of the land and people of Bella Vista at the Bentonville Public Library. Dale Phillips, co-president of the Bella Vista Historical Society, discussed the history of Bella Vista including early settlement, Civil War, the 1915 Bella Vista Summer Resort, the formation of Bella Vista Village and the birth of the city of Bella Vista.
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Fayetteville dedicates memorial to murdered officer on City Hall Campus Original

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By Andy Shupe
| Northwest Arkansas Democrat Gazette Verified
Fayetteville police officer Stephen Paul Carr was murdered more than six years ago outside the police station. Now the city has dedicated a permanent memorial garden space at that exact location in his honor. On December 7, 2019, Officer Carr was murdered in the line of duty at the age of 27. He was sitting in his patrol car in the parking lot of the former Fayetteville Police Department, when he was shot. The sculpture features blue plexiglass strips fastened into the steel.
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