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Siloam Springs locals may have noticed the new lot on Mount Olive St., just up the road from Highway 412—a row of three food trucks and spaces for three more. Griffin’s Food Court opened in November 2020 and is owned by the Griffin family, who hold the food trucks on […]
The month of August was one of chaos, uncertainty and hard decisions as the United States finally made its way out of Afghanistan. The disintegration of the American-backed and-built Afghan democratic government and its military forces came as an abrupt shock to many. Still reeling with the shock and chaos […]
I’ll bet you’ve never heard of Hammer. Most people under 45 haven’t. If you like horror movies, you may find this interesting. If you like old horror movies, you should definitely stick around. Thanks to the dread powers of the worldwide web, our generation has been able to conveniently rediscover […]
White female, strawberry blonde hair, blue eyes, buckteeth, 5 feet 4 inches, 100 pounds, brown sweater, black halter top, light brown corduroy pants and multicolored sneakers. Nov. 18, 2006 was the last day April Dawn Andrews, 15 at the time, was seen alive. She had told her mother she was […]
It doesn’t take one long to learn that Flores and the surrounding archipelago is a special realm. Alien plant life, pink, black and white beaches, Komodo dragons, animistic mountain tribes and, of course, the stunning mountain ranges enshrouded in thundering mist. But that’s not all there is in Flores—java! Not […]
The Foreign Service is not on many people’s radar, but it’s one of the most fascinating, adventurous, impactful and benefit-laden careers out there. On April 12, Foreign Service Officer (FSO) Stuart Denyer, head of the consular section at the American Embassy in Slovenia, gave a talk on a career in […]
Editor’s note: On March 10, Ravi Zacharias International Ministries (RZIM) made the announcement that they will no longer do apologetics work. Instead, they will operate as a grant-making charity, and they expect to lay off 60% of their staff, according to Christianity Today. This announcement broke after this article was […]
On Feb. 1, Myanmar’s military seized control of the country in a coup against the democratically-elected government of State Counselor Aung San Suu Kyi, who was detained along with President Win Myint and other leaders of her National League for Democracy (NLD) party. Myanmar’s military, also known as the Tatmadaw, […]
Only an hour and a half drive northwest of Siloam Springs, there once existed a town of comparable population. Today, Picher, Oklahoma is gone. So gone, in fact, that it is beyond a ghost town. Most of its main street buildings have been torn down, and all that remains are […]
The bewitching month is here in force, an apparition manifested in everything from store displays, streaming service promos and activities ancient in origin. We do not often think of Halloween as a Christian holiday, but what if it once was? Was. And that’s only after it wasn’t. Here we go. […]