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Bentonville to the Buffalo River: How Northwest Arkansas Became a Destination

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By Virginia Brown, Virginia Brown
| Matador Network Verified
Insider Guides by Virginia Brown Jul 7, 2026 When I moved to Arkansas, I heard one thing over and over again: “You have to float the Buffalo!” It took me four years, but I’m finally here, gliding along America’s first national river. It’s mid-April, overcast and cool. Rain has been scarce, so water levels are low. The Buffalo National River is located in the northwest part of the state, and its 135-mile footprint is divided into three sections: Upper, Middle, and Lower.
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New Gantt exhibit in Charlotte spotlights homeownership and the Black community Original

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By Virginia Brown
| The Charlotte Observer Verified
Mario Moore, "Mortgage Burning," detail, 2025, oil on linen, 48 x 48 inches. Moore's work is featured in the new Gantt Center exhibit "In Pursuit of Home." Courtesy of the artist Flames rise from the bottom corner of an official document, as the charred page begins to curl. Three people, each with a few fingers pinching opposite corners, wait for the fire to turn the paper to ash.
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The JCSU marching band director is spreading the gospel about NC music history

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By Virginia Brown
| Rock Hill Herald Verified
JCSU marching band director and assistant professor of music Tomisha Price-Brock is using a $200,000 NEH grant to explore North Carolina music’s role in culture, education and technology. North Carolina has long been a breeding ground for culturally significant musicians, from John Coltrane and Nina Simone to Thelonious Monk, Earl Scruggs and Randy Travis.
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