Trés Lifestyle Volume 3 Issue 3

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Issue III, Volume III

AUG / SEPT / OCT 2014

THE GLORY OF GAMEDAY

UP YOUR GAME: HOW TO

YOUR TAILGATE

An inside look at RAZORBACK FOOTBALL FACILITIES

AND THE NEW UNIFORMS

AT HOME WITH RAZORBACK FOOTBALL COACH

Bret Bielema and wife Jen

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MeetTHE TEAM

co-founders KASIE YOKLEY

LESLIE ZANOFF

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Meet DarcyAs the new Managing Editor I have trouble containing my excitement when I think about joining this team and the world of publishing. Believe it or not, I have been a neo-natal nurse for seven years! So, this is a huge (and welcomed) life change for me. I’ve been passionate about writing and digital design for as long as I can remember. A couple of years ago, I realized I was in dire need of a creative outlet. So, I created a collaborative lifestyle blog called Hello Luvvy. I immersed myself in writing, posting, editing, photography, networking in our community and managing a team of writers.

My new job at 3W has already exceeded my expectations. During my first week we were welcomed into the home of Arkansas Razorback Football Coach Bret Bielema and wife Jen. As an Arkansas native and alumna, you can imagine the stars I had in my eyes! Even though the weather is still warm, I think this issue will have you ready to ‘Call Those Hogs’!

I made a career change at age 30 and I have a renewed belief that dreams are worth pursuing. I’m truly excited about this journey.

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Hi, I’m Payton Bridewell. I grew up in Fayetteville, graduated from Tulane University and worked for Procter & Gamble for five years. I also have a fashion blog, TheWindowShopper.com. About a year ago, I decided to turn my blog into a consulting business. Through that decision, I’ve been able to pursue new opportunities like styling, public relations, social media marketing, sales and my longtime love of writing.

I’ve known Leslie & Kasie for years through my work with Northwest Arkansas Fashion Week. When they approached me in March about working with the 3W team, I jumped at the chance. I’m thrilled to be contributing to both Trés Lifestyle and 3W magazine as well as the blog.

I invite you to stay tuned to the Très Extras blog for updates between issues & follow along with my adventures on Instagram, @mspayton. Cheers!

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02MEET THE TEAM

08SEE AND BE SEEN

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COVER STORYAt home with the Bielemas

23TRÉS CHICInside the Fred W. Smith Football Center

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Arkansas Alumni show their school spirit

41TRÉS CHICHow to dress up your tailgate party

49THE DISHLocal Chefs’ tailgating recipes

55PIN TRÉSBack to school pin-speration

58IT LISTCall the Hogs in style

63THAT’S THE SPIRITThe Sweet Sooie

653W MAGAZINEAugust, September and October Events

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Northwest Arkansas has been a busy place these last few months! In April, the Washington Regional Medical Center Foundation hosted its annual gala and

Eagle Awards at the Walton Arts Center. That same week, the Sunshine School & Development Center held its annual Sunshine Gala at Horton Farms to a

sold out crowd! There wasn’t a dry eye in the house after hearing the family of a special-needs child speak about how the school has helped their son.

As everyone knows, April is one of the busiest months in Northwest Arkansas for charity events! We attended the Saving Grace luncheon – Butterflies and Blooms – which is near and dear to our hearts; and of course the Northwest Arkansas Children’s Shelter’s Starlight Gala

to hear country music artist Thompson Square inside the John Q. Hammons Center in Rogers. The Children’s Shelter’s gala helps raise

about 15 percent of its annual operating budget.

1 NWA Ch i ldren’s Sh elter Star l ight Gala Eric and Elda Scott 2 CASA Construction Bash Em ily and Dan iel Espinosa 3 Red Cross Celebration of Heroes Al and Sal ly Dom inguez, Al lan Leung 4 Open Avenues Spri ng F l i ng Ch ris Huy, Gary Watts and Stephan ie Huy 5 J DRF Run for th e Roses Hope Gala

Cheri Cantrel l and Patrick Cameron 6 Wash i ngton Regional Foun dation Gala & Eagle Awards Rhonda Ruledge, Tam my Easley, Tam i Scoggins, Tam my Sh ipley, Tam i Gray and Terie Lund 7 NWA Ci rc le of Fr ien ds A Nite at th e Races Mary Lewal len, Jam i Dugger, Kama Marsh and Ton i Bah n

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8 EOA Ch i ldren’s House Sum m er Salsa Ei leen Jen n ings, Jaelyn House and Amanda Rials 9 Jacksons L. Graves Foun dation Red, Wh ite an d Baby Blue Ch ristie and Gary Bowling with Kris and Howard Alsdorf 10 Ken drick F i n ch er Hydration Foun dation Beat th e Heat Lun ch eon Rhonda Fincher and

Pol ly F l in n 11 Botan ical Garden of th e Ozarks Moonflowers an d Moj itos Tanya Boaz, Jan ice Stanesic and Sharon Hi l l 12 NWA Mercy Fam ily YMC A Taste of Sum m er Carl ie and Levi Dan iel with Micah and Anya Ansley 13 NWA Sunsh i n e Sch ool Sunsh i n e Gala Cindy Bi lyeu, Sal ly and Al Dom inguez, Joe and Kim

Grady, Greg Parker 14 ALS Corporate Breakfast Carole Boyd-Haws, Shan non Hol ley and Jen n ifer Neccesary

Somehow, the beginning of May brings perhaps the busiest weekend of the entire year. With a record-breaking six events on one night, our team was all over the place taking pictures at events like the Red Cross Celebration of Heroes and the JDRF Hope Gala: Run for the Roses, which was a huge hit at Horton Farms. Guests enjoyed a bourbon tasting while wearing their best derby-inspired attire – all while raising money to find a cure for Type 1 Diabetes. Other fun events in May included Botanical Garden’s Greening of the Garden, St. Joseph’s Men’s Night, Open Avenues Spring Fling and the Boys & Girls Club of Benton County’s gala.

In June the Washington Regional Medical Center held its 23rd annual Friends of Washington Regional Hospice Summer Garden Party. With nearly 500 guests at the special “West Meets South” atmosphere, more than $90,000 was raised.

A new event this year was the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Arkhoma Celebrity Chef Throwdown at Magnolia Gardens in Springdale.

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15 E l izabeth Richardson Center Beach Bi ngo Bash Aissa Eason and Meredith Palmer 16 Ch i ldren’s Safety Center Dream Big Gala Hil lary Hoyt, Cody Duley and Becka Dickerson 17 Th e New Sch ool Spri ng Fun draiser Bethany and Adam Halford 18 Walton Arts Center Art of Wi n e Festival Pete and Vicki Proffer with

Becky and Bob Alexander 19 Savi ng Grace Butterf l ies an d Blooms Kent Shaffer, Jayci Sch m itt, Dr. Adam Maass, Jan Sh inal l , Becky Shaffer, Yvon ne Ley and Brittney Duke 20 Walnut Farm Montessori Sch ool Art Experien ce Dan Feder and Don Bacigalupi

Close to 250 guests enjoyed freshly prepared dishes from local chefs like Rob Nelson of Tusk & Trotter, Vince Pianalto of Bouchee and Jerrmy Gawthrop of

Greenhouse Grille – all competing for a chance to win. Then, kids and parents alike danced the afternoon away to Trout Fishing in America.

We can’t forget Youth Bridge’s annual One Boogie event, held at the home of Hershey and Denise Garner. This year’s event was called One Boogie-Two Missions. It was an opportunity to raise money for those facing hunger and homelessness in Northwest Arkansas. The event was

hosted by Youth Bridge and Feed Communities. Youth Bridge provides transitional housing for people ages 16 to 23. Be sure to save the date for their next big event on Nov. 13, Starry Starry Night Almost Van Gogh. Of course, June wouldn’t be the same without the Walmart Northwest Arkansas Championship presented by P&G. Read more about that week on the next few pages!

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21 Delta Sigma Th eta Cr i mson an d Cream Bal l Peggy Boyle and Doris Davis 22 L i feSource International Han ds of Com passion Gala Ana and David Echegoyen 23 NWACC Plant a Seed Gala Debbie Luttrel l , Arch ie Schaffer and Mike Lutrel l 24 Restore Human ity Wi n e Di n n er Shei la and Devin Cole

25 Wash i ngton Regional Sum m er Garden Party Vanessa Hardin, Drake Branch, Renee and El inor Skin ner 26 Can cer Chal lenge Mark Bal las, Er in Rongers and Gregg Spragg

July is typically the slowest month for charity events, but the ALS Corporate Breakfast at Pinnacle Country Club had a huge turnout as always. Walmart’s Chief Merchandising Officer Duncan Mac Naughton challenged guests to exceed fundraising expectations for ALS and raise more money than ever. Also last month, Elizabeth Richardson Center rallied the troops to help raise funds at its annual Beach Bingo Bash. The Children’s Safety Center hosted Dream Big on July 19, while the United Way of Northwest Arkansas helped kids in need of school supplies with its annual Stuff A Bus event. And the on July 31, the Kendrick Fincher Hydration Foundation hosted its annual Beat the Heat luncheon. For more information on what’s going in Northwest Arkansas visit 3wmagazine.com – your calendar will be full in no time. n

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For the eighth straight year The Walmart NW Arkansas Championship presented by P&G took Rogers and the surrounding area by storm. As the area’s biggest event and golf tournament, it is no surprise that this

display of athleticism and philanthropy was once again a fun-filled time for all.

The week kicked off with the annual General Mills Pairings Party on Tuesday night. The event at John Q. Hammons Center started with the

First Tee VIP party where sponsors and supporters of First Tee Northwest Arkansas were honored for all they do to impact the lives of youth in

Northwest Arkansas through the game of golf. Following the VIP party, guests were invited to enjoy food, cocktails, and poker tables while the Pro-Am pairings were announced. And as always, Magic Matt kept guests guessing with his fabulous card tricks throughout the evening.

The following evening, at P&G’s Pantene Beautiful Lengths (emceed by Neile Jones and Gisel Ruiz), over 300 people – including five LPGA players – lovingly donated their hair to make wigs for women fighting cancer. The event is always a tournament favorite, and Razorback Football Coach Bret Bielema and his wife Jen were special guests this year.

1 Pai r i ngs Party Charles Hol ley, Stacy Lewis and Brett Biggs 2 Pai r i ngs Party Amy Anderson and Kim Kaufman 3 Panten e Beautiful Lengths Jen Bielema with hair donor 4 Pai r i ngs Party Inbee Park with Magic Matt 5 Pai r i ngs Party Renee and Steve Carr

6 LPGA Pro-Am Tournam ent Andy Bush, Jack Sinclair, Jessica Korda, T im Marrin and Tom Schoewe7 Panten e Beautiful Lengths Mark Hen neberger and Michel le Gloeckler

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Bright and early on Thursday morning the Network of Executive Women (N.E.W.) held its fourth annual Women’s Day. This executive breakfast with special guest speakers, Sylvia Ann Hewlett, Gisel Ruiz and Kristin Oliver, focused on providing insights, practical advice and live examples on how to embody the “Executive Presence” women need to succeed.

The official tournament play got underway on Friday featuring 144 of the top women golfers from around the world vying for spots in the tournament and a shot at the $2 million purse. The competition was fierce and exciting throughout the weekend. Crowds gathered at Pinnacle Country Club in Rogers to cheer on their favorite ladies.

After the first round Alena Sharp was in the lead with Michelle Wie and Alejandra Llaneza trailing the lead by one shot. Local favorite, Razorback Alum and Rolex Rankings No. 1 Stacy Lewis came in 1 under 70 at 5 shots off the lead. On Saturday after round two it was Michelle Wie holding a two-shot lead. Stacy Lewis bounced back from Friday turning in a 66. Then Sunday it was Stacy Lewis who closed at 65 and a three-day total of 12 under par allowing her to take home the win. With Stacy being Arkansas Alumna, the crowd truly went (HOG) wild. Lewis stated, “It’s just really, really special to win here.” It was really special for us too Stacy!

While the drama played out on the greens, spectators enjoyed watching the rounds of golf, meeting the players at Autograph Alley and checking out the Walmart Kids’ Center presented by Dove. The 17th hole was once again the “loudest hole in golf,” thanks in large part to the Malibu Party Deck. The tournament proved to be an exciting time for everyone and we can’t wait for next year! n

8 Panten e Beautiful Lengths Ai Miyazato and Gisel Ruiz with hair donors 9 Pai r i ngs Party Bryce and Kerri Buntin with Tracey and Scott Farmer 10 Network of Executive Wom en El izabeth Skogland, Katie Hol ley, Katie Berner, Al ic ia New and Linda Lauschke

11 Pai r i ngs Party Brian Jones, Perry Sook and Nei le Jones 12 Pai r i ngs Party I rene Cho, Nicole Castrale and Col leen Lienesch 13 LPGA Tournam ent Jeff Schomburger, Gisel Ruiz, Stacy Lewis and Jay Al len

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COVER STORY

At home with RAZORBACK FOOTBALL COACH

Bret Bielema and wife Jen

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Having been in Northwest Arkansas for a year now, Coach Bret Bielema and wife Jen sat down to talk with us about life in Northwest Arkansas in a more personal setting – their home.

This has been their first summer with some downtime in nearly four years because they weren’t planning a wedding, moving, or building a house. The couple is feeling more settled in and gave us their list of local favorite hotspots around Northwest Arkansas.

The couple traveled to Florida to see Jen’s family this summer and also to Illinois to help Bret’s parents celebrate their 54th wedding anniversary. Bret had a tradition (that Jen now joins in on of course) of going to Miami right before football season starts to relax and enjoy the calm before the storm.

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As much as they travel, the couple really enjoys being at home. They’re both quick to say they especially love being at home with their dogs. The Yorkies, Lucy and Ricky, are like their kids. Jen often buys Bliss ‘pupcakes’ for the dogs.

They also spend as much time outside as they can – drinking coffee on their patio and by their pool. Jen likes working out and says it’s therapeutic for her, and Bret likes to golf.

Jen adds, “He cooks, I clean. He makes a great salad wedge and is excellent on the grill.” Bret says, “And I make good omelets and gourmet tater tots.” Jen absolutely agrees and said she would eat omelets every day if Bret made them.

“I understood what sacrifices I would have to make prior to marrying Bret and it’s a good thing I love football,” Jen laughs.

Jen says their families are respectful of their busy times during football season. “If we can’t return a phone call immediately, they understand. And now, football season is kind of all year...especially from July to February. We don’t have personal travel opportunities.”

Bret interjects, “Except well, we always try to take a break and get away somewhere for Spring Break. And you think you’re really getting away, but this year we went to Cabo and people were calling the Hogs as we walked through the airport! It was great.”

One tradition the couple shares is to have dinner at home every

Thursday night during the season, and on Friday mornings Jen drives Bret to the office to continue preparations for game day. “We embrace the little things,” Jen says. “He leaves early and gets home late, but it keeps the butterflies there, like when you’re dating, because you aren’t always together.”

I understood what sacrifices I would have to make prior to marrying Bret so it’s a good

thing I love football, Jen laughs.

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Bret told us one of the things that attracted him

to the University of Arkansas is that you can

recruit the whole state “because everyone’s

behind you.”

He says, “It’s a neat thing and no one else in the

SEC has that. Alabama has Auburn, Georgia

has Georgia Tech, and even though Florida

is the only SEC school, they’ve got Florida

State, Miami...everyone’s got their own battle

grounds within their own state, so Arkansas

is unique.”

With a year under his belt as head coach, Bret

says he’s thankful to have some continuity.

Their bedroom furniture didn’t arrive until

the week of game 1 last year, so just being in

their home, knowing Fayetteville and getting

to know the players is something he says is

key.

Bret says, “You have to recruit kids with the

same parameters – I don’t care who raised you

– one parent, two parents, aunt or grandpa –

kids need to know what a ‘home’ is. You need

players who care about themselves, because

if they don’t care about themselves, how can

they care about a team?”

The Bielemas know the importance of

opening their home, and host a big recruiting

weekend – 48 hours for an official visit where

a potential player and his family can come

have dinner or brunch at their home. Jen

says, “It’s a really big deal and we think it’s

important that we can meet their parents

In the SEC everyone’s got their own battle grounds within their own state, so Arkansas is

unique because everyone’s behind you.

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or caretakers.” Bret says, “Opening our home makes the parents feel a little more comfortable because they’re kind of handing their kids over to you, and it gives us a chance to connect with their families too.”

Bret and Jen have also been generous to participate in dinners that have been used as auction items for a few local nonprofits. Because even though football season seems to fly by for the Bielemas, they’ve learned that things don’t slow down socially in Northwest Arkansas.

And thankfully, this couple likes going to social events. They say they haven’t been to a bad social event yet! Among some of their favorites: Pantene Beautiful Lengths, Kiss A Pig, and Men’s Night at St. Joseph’s Church & School.

Jen says, “It’s been a tough year, but it’s been a fun year too. We’ve enjoyed getting acclimated and learning what all Fayetteville

and Northwest Arkansas has to offer. Plus, the community has been really wonderful.” After being invited into their home for an afternoon, we’d say the same thing about this couple. n

A few of Bret & Jen’s favorite places in NWA:

Jen likes shopping at Glo and maintaining her eyelash extensions (We couldn’t agree more!)

The couple love having date night at Theo’s, Bonefish or Ruth’s Chris (where they spent

their second anniversary) and going to concerts at The Amp

Jen loves getting ‘pupcakes’ (and cupcakes) from Bliss Cupcakes for Lucy and Ricky

You might find them grabbing a cocktail at 21C or a coffee at Red Kite

They enjoy getting the “best burger in town” from Deluxe Burger

Coach likes playing golf at Fayetteville Country Club

TRÉS CHIC

The Fred W. Smith Football Center: A look inside the

$40 million home of Razorback Football

Photo Credit Arkansas Razorbacks

Special thanks to Zack Higbee

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ast September, the Fred W. Smith Football Center was officially dedicated in front of hundreds of guests as the beautiful new $40 million home of Razorback Football.

It was October 2010, when Athletic Director Jeff Long first announced plans for a new football operations building. At the press conference Long announced that the Donald W. Reynolds Foundation was moving forward with a $10 million challenge grant. At the forefront of the grant was Donald W. Reynolds Foundation chairman, Fred W. Smith.

The 80,000 square-foot facility includes a spacious locker room, team meeting rooms, training room, equipment room, a student-athlete lounge and study area, coaches’ offices, a recruiting reception area and football displays celebrating the tradition of Razorback Football.

Team Meeting Room

Football Center Training Room

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Locker Room Interior

Outside the Locker Room

This season,do more of what you love.More high fi ves.More games.More celebrations.

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ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS NEW BRAND IDENTITY

Respect the Past. Represent the Future.

In addition to the classic running Razorback logo, the university has now introduced the forward facing hog as a complement to the traditional logo. The new hog logo is bolder and more intimidating. As the University of Arkansas continues its partnership with Nike, they decided to streamline the school’s uniform design and logo across the board with all sports. The one that hasn’t changed: the color palette. Cardinal and white still serve as the primary colors of the Razorbacks. Cardinal has been the primary color for the Razorbacks since the students took it to a vote in 1895. Cardinal elicits a strong emotional response representing strength, leadership and courage. White signifies confidence and honesty.

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Before this year, the Razorback uniforms had no consistency in typography or font, but now the new Arkansas Razorbacks logo (pictured here) has a clean, modern look that’s cutting edge. Athletic Director Jeff Long says, “It’s extremely important to have a unified look and branding that goes across all sports - men’s and women’s – and we’re excited to have a graphic identity that will provide that for us.” From football, baseball and track to soccer and volleyball, the Arkansas Razorbacks have a new look to go with their longstanding winning traditions. n

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Hear what Coach Bret Bielema has to say about the new uniforms:

In today’s world kids are raised with the ‘bling’ mentality so the new uniforms are a

huge recruitment tool. - Coach Bret Bielema

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More than ever, Razorback fans are dressing for those six

special Saturdays. The occasion is Game Day. Arkansas is

a singularly focused state, sports-wise. For hog fans, home

games are an especially big deal. We like to bring it. We like

to look good for game day. Our motto for the 2014 season is:

You look good, You feel good, You play good.

We just hope the boys feel the same!

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Stephanie Adam Oelschlaeger

Stephanie Adam Oelschlaeger

Stephanie owns a lovely little shop in

Fayetteville - Vintage Violet. Adam is

an officer with the Fayetteville Police

Department. The couple doesn’t usually

get to tailgate because Adam is a

motorcycle escort for the football team.

When the Oelschlaegers do get to attend

a game, they love to cheer on those Hogs!

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Ashley Judson Lee

Ashley is a sales representative for Forest Laboratories. Jud runs the Independent

Denim & Essentials - a popular men’s store on the Fayetteville Square. The Lees

have a designated spot for tailgating and look forward to catching up with

friends and family on game-days.

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Lindsey Mark Stavely

Lindsey is the co-owner of Tesori Bridal & Formal and The Pink Pig (a new Lilly

Pulitzer Retailer). Mark is the Senior Vice President of New Lion Media Group.

Lindsey is often meeting with brides on Saturdays, so when the Stavelys do get to

tailgate they like to be social butterflies and see everyone they can. It’s a treasured

time for the couple because Mark played on the team from 1998-2002 (as an outside

linebacker/deep snap in Houston Nutt’s first class). n

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Luckily, tailgating on game-day combines both of our favorite things. Football season is only a few weeks away and we really wanted to up our tailgate game. So, we called in an expert: Bartus Taylor of Buzz Events.

As the creative mind behind Buzz Event Planning’s design and style, Bartus strives to create an extraordinary atmosphere for his clients based on their original vision. Buzz creates an event that will leave guests feeling inspired. We asked Bartus to help us dress up our tailgate and show us how to keep our guests buzzing about the party, long after the game.

To achieve our trés-chic tailgate, Bartus integrated a few elegant elements into the classic concept. He called on Eventures for the rentals and The Main Event for the catering. He brought his own chair cushions, arranged the flowers (mums, tulips & gladiolus) himself and used red apples, radishes, pears, greenery and a foam core to craft the centerpieces for the table. The black and white stripes added a pop of modern. Silverware, glass and tablecloths easily added elegance while beers on ice kept the party casual.

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Consider your environment: If your party is outside and it’s warm out, leave the delicate flowers and ice sculptures at home.

Keep it simple: Stick to your strengths! If you’re an accomplished cook, don’t bother with a caterer; allocate space in your budget for décor.

Keep it cost effective: Incorporate fruits & veggies into your tables-scape instead of spending a bundle on flower arrangements.

Keep it light: Never take yourself too seriously when planning a party it’s a party after all!

If you’re going in on a tailgate with friends, why not hire a party planner? When you delegate the responsibility for food, drink and décor, everyone gets equal enjoyment and contributes the same amount. n

KEEP YOUR GUESTS BUZZING

Bartus Taylor,Buzz Events

WANT TO DRESS UP YOUR TRADITIONAL TAILGATE? HEED THIS ADVICE FROM THE EXPERT EVENT PLANNER:

Special thanks to...…Location: Hog Tailgating | Rentals: Eventures

Beer & Wine: Crossover Liquor | Catering: The Main Event

Snacks: General Mills | Cupcakes: Bliss | Water & Soda: Coca-Cola

Dimensions 8.375 × 10.875 inches

eating right may be theeasiest thing you do today.

Great grilled taste No preservatives 98% fat free All white meat chicken

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THE DISH

With Razorback Football season around the corner it’s time to consider tasty options for the best tailgate party on game day. To help you, we’ve asked local chefs to share their favorite tailgating treats. From Cajun inspired recipes to mouth watering pulled pork sliders, your palate

and your guests will be thanking you.

Sweet Potato Casserole

SWEET POTATO MIXTURE3 cups mashed sweet potatoes

1 cup sugar

½ teaspoon salt

1 teaspoon vanilla

2 eggs, well beaten

1 stick (1/2 cup) butter

CRUST MIXTURE1 cup brown sugar

1/3 cup flour

1 cup chopped nuts (pecans preferred)

1/3 stick butter, melted

PREPARTIONFirst, combine Crust Mixture in mixing bowl and hold on the side. Combine Sweet Potato Mixture ingredients into a mix-ing bowl in the order listed. Combine thoroughly. Pour mix-ture into buttered baking dish. Sprinkle the surface of the sweet potato mixture evenly with the crust mixture. Bake for 30 minutes at 350°. Allow to set at least 30 minutes before serving.

Let ’s Get Ready to Tailgate!

Recipe by A.J. GrafRuth’s Chris Steak House

Dimensions 8.375 × 10.875 inches

eating right may be theeasiest thing you do today.

Great grilled taste No preservatives 98% fat free All white meat chicken

Find it in your grocer’s freezer or learn more at GrilledandReady.com

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THE DISH

Spicy Shrimp & Grilled Corn Salad

INGREDIENTS6 ears of corn

1/3 cup olive oil plus additional for brushing the corn and shrimp

1 pound medium shrimp (about 25), shelled and deveined

1 Tablespoon of Tequila lime BBQ rub or a smoked paprika BBQ rub.

1 pint of cherry tomatoes sliced in half

1 bell pepper chopped

1 red onion, chopped fine

1 large fresh jalapeño chili including the seeds, minced

(wear rubber gloves)

1/3 cup loosely packed fresh basil chopped

3 tablespoons fresh lime juice

1 tablespoon red-wine vinegar

1/2 cup of Mediterranean spiced feta cheese

Serves 6 | Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.

PREPARATIONBrush the corn with some of the additional oil and grill it on a rack set about 6 inches over glowing coals, turning it, for 15 minutes, or until it is golden brown. Let the corn cool until it can be handled. Working over a bowl, with serrated knife cut the kernels from the cobs and with the back of the knife scrape the pulp from the cobs. Brush the shrimp with some of the addition-al oil and the rub grill them on the rack, turning them, for 6 to 8 minutes, or until they are cooked through, and transfer them to the bowl. Stir in the onion, the jalapeño, feta and the basil.

In a small bowl whisk together the lime juice, the vinegar, and salt and pep-per to taste, add the remaining 1/3 cup oil in a stream, whisking, and whisk the dressing until it is emulsified. Pour the dressing over the corn mixture and combine the salad well. This recipe can be made 1 day ahead of time. Can be eaten at room temp or cold.

Chef Jen Lewis Jen’s Art of Cooking

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Pulled Pork Sliders with Pecan Brown Sugar Sauce

SAUCE1 pounds butter

5 jalapenos, ribbed with seeds removed

1/2 teaspoon minced garlic

2 cups chopped pecans

2 cups brown sugar

1/4 cup honey

2 teaspoons salt

1 teaspoon cayenne pepper

2 teaspoons creole mustard

Melt 1lbs of butter in sauce pan. Add jalapenos and minced garlic and sauté for 2 minutes. Add chopped pecans, brown sugar, and honey. Cook until brown sugar is dissolved. Add salt and cayenne pepper. When adding sauce to crock pot with pork, add cre-ole mustard. Stir well.

PORK ROAST1 bell pepper - diced finely 3 1/2 cups water

1 medium onion - diced finely Salt

2 celery ribs - diced finely Pepper

1/4 cup green onion - diced Garlic Powder

3 pounds pork butt Vegetable Oil

Season pork butt with salt, pepper, and garlic powder. Heat a skillet with 3 tsp of vegetable oil. Sear pork on all sides. Place chopped veggies in crock pot and place pork on top. Cover with water. Cook on slow (low) setting for 6 hours. Remove pork from the crock pot and drain. Reserve veggies and 1 cup of stock from crock pot. Shred pork. Add pork, veggies, and 1 cup of pork stock back to crock pot. Add sauce mix and reheat. Serve on toasted Hawaiian sweet rolls with fresh made pickles. We prefer Gunderpickles, a local pickling company.

Chef Layne Caudle Powerhouse Seafood & Grill

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THE DISH

Pickled Egg SaladFOR THE PICKLED EGGS6 whole eggs (hard boiled & peeled)

1 pint water

1 pint rice vinegar

1 tsp mustard seed

1 tsp black pepper (whole)

1 sp allspice (whole)

2 ea bay leaves

½ cup sugar

¼ cup salt

Combine everything except for the eggs. Place in a pot on the stove and warm until sugar and salt are dissolved. Allow the pickling liquid to cool and place eggs in the liquid. Let set for at least 24 hours.

FOR THE PICKLED EGG SALAD6 pickled eggs

½ cup mayonnaise

1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper

1 teaspoon kosher salt

½ teaspoon Dijon mustard

Grate eggs on a cheese grater, medium sized. Mix the rest of the ingredients into eggs. When serving, use paprika to garnish.

Chef Matthew McClure The Hive

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Carmelized Onion, Gruyere Cheese

& Bacon Dip

INGREDIENTS1 tablespoon butter

1 tablespoon olive oil

3 1/2 cups chopped onion

1/4 teaspoon kosher salt

2 ounces Gruyere cheese, shredded and divided

2 tablespoons chopped fresh chives, divided

1/3 cup mayonnaise

1/3 cup sour cream

1/4 teaspoon kosher salt

1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper

6 bacon slices, cooked and crumbled

PREPARATIONPreheat oven to 425 degrees F.

Heat butter and olive oil in a large cast-iron skillet over medium heat. Add onions and salt to the pan and sauté 5 min, stirring frequently. Re-duce heat to medium-low and cook, stirring occasionally, for 30 minutes or until the onions are a deep golden brown. Cool slightly.

Reserve 2 tablespoons cheese. Combine cheese, caramelized onions, 1 tablespoon chives, and the remaining ingredients in a medium bowl. Taste and adjust seasonings if necessary. Transfer the mixture to a 1 quart glass or ceramic baking dish (I used and 8-inch cast-iron skillet) coated lightly with cooking spray. Sprinkle with reserved 2 tablespoons cheese. Bake at 425 degrees for 20 minutes or until golden brown and bubbly. Sprinkle with remaining 1 tablespoon chives. n

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In a glass, mix half of the Crystal Light to-go packet and 2 oz. of water over ice. Now add the bourbon, gin-ger ale, and grenadine. Stir until everything is well combined. If you want to make your drink sweeter, add additional grenadine. Lastly, add cherries to garnish, shout “Woo Pig Sooie!” and enjoy. n

*Cocktail by Melinda Asewicz, food writer on local blog Hello Luvvy

1 oz. Rock Town Arkansas Bourbon Whiskey 1/2 packet of Crystal Light On the Go Lemonade

2 oz. water1 oz. ginger ale 2 tsp. of grenadine

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8.1.2014GOLF TOURNAMENT AND BEACH PARTYBOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF BENTON COUNTY

Kick off your weekend at the casual Annual Beach Party. Then, enjoy a day of golf at the Kingsdale Complex in Bella Vista. Please visit www.bgcbentoncounty.org for more information.

8•1•14 to 12•31•14BOLD FOR GOLD CAMPAIGNBENTONVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS FOUNDATION

Money raised through this event provides funding for strategic program investments and fosters teaching to promote superior academic success. For more information, please visit www.bentonvilleschoolfoundation.org.

8•7•14 ANNUAL BENEFITSINGLE PARENT SCHOLARSHIP FUND OF BENTON COUNTY This annual benefit recognizes students for their achievements, and provides an opportunity for volunteers, donors and community leaders to hear student stories. Visit www.spsfbc.com for more information.

8•7•14 to 8•8•14WILL GOLF 4 KIDSARKANSAS CHILDREN’S HOSPITALWill Golf 4 Kids is an annual two-day golf tournament founded in 1993 by Walmart to benefit the Arkansas Children’s Hospital. Visit www.willgolf4kids.org for more information.

8•8•14COLOR OF HOPE CHARITY GALAARKANSAS CHILDREN’S HOSPITALA premier event in Northwest Arkansas, the gala is held in conjunction with Will Golf 4 Kids. This year’s color of hope will be turquoise. Visit www.willgolf4kids.org for more information.

8•9•14NWA DIABETES EXPO AMERICAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION This free event welcomes all people interested in healthy living to attend for health screenings, demos and more. For more information, visit www.diabetes.org/arkansasexpo.

8•9•14 to 8•10•14SKYDIVE FOR KIDSCHILDREN’S ADVOCACY CENTER OF BENTON COUNTYRaise over $500 and be one of over 40 skydivers at Skyranch in Siloam Springs. This event helps to raise funds and awareness for abused children in Northwest Arkansas. Call 479.621.0385 or visit www.cacbentonco.com for more information.

8•15•14 to 8•17•14 ACES FOR ARTS TENNIS TOURNAMENTARTS CENTER OF THE OZARKSA tennis tounament held at Wilson Park in Fayetteville, will benefit the Arts Center of the Ozarks’ gallery season and provide scholarships for incoming students. Open to all levels of men and women, singles or doubles teams. For details, visit www.artscenteroftheozarks.org.

8•22•14 to 8•23•14GOING OVERHEAD FOR OUR COMMUNITIESCentennial Bank, formerly Liberty Bank, will host its annual tennis tournament at the Fayetteville Athletic Club. Proceeds benefit several local charities. For more information, call Kim Umber at 479.872.7029.

8•23•14A COOL SUMMER HOMECOMINGKENDRICK FINCHER HYDRATION FOR LIFEA cool way to spend an August evening at the Fayetteville Town Center. The event includes dinner, beverages, dancing, a silent auction and even a Homecoming Court. For details and registration, visit www.kendrickfincher.org or call 479.986.9960.

8•23•14MEMORY MAKER TRIATHLONALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION Held in Bella Vista, the mission of Memory Maker is to raise Alzheimer’s disease awareness and also generate funding for the Alzheimer’s Association. For more information, please visit www.memorymakertriathlon.com.

8•28•14CAMPAIGN KICKOFF UNITED WAY OF NORTHWEST ARKANSASJoin the United Way of Northwest Arkansas as we gear up for and kickoff the start of the 2015 Campaign. This event always features food, fun and activites. For more information, please call 479.750.1221 or visit www.unitedwaynwa.org.

8•30•14 to 9•1•1463RD ANNUAL PRAIRIE GROVECLOTHESLINE FAIR ARTS CENTER OF THE OZARKS The beautiful Battlefield Park in Prairie Grove comes alive with the sights, sounds and smells of the Clothesline Fair—the oldest craft fair in our area. For more information, call 479.751.5441 or visit www.artscenteroftheozarks.org.

Going Overhead for Our CommunitiesScott and Christie Hancock

Going Overhead for Our CommunitiesJoel Nunneley and Amy Lindsey

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9•1•14RUN FOR A CHILDCASA OF NORTHWEST ARKANSASParticipate in the chip-timed 10k and 5k, or the fun one-mile run while your kids enjoy the Kid’s Zone complete with bouncy houses, all held at the Pinnacle Hills Promenade. For more information, visit www.nwarunforachild.com.

9•2•14SAVOR THE FLAVORWASHINGTON REGIONAL FOUNDATIONDon’t miss this fundraiser for Washington Regional Medical Foundation’s Faith in Action program. Sample fare from area restaurants as you walk and taste your way around Dickson Street and downtown Fayetteville. For additional information, visit www.wregional.com or call 479.444.9888.

9•5•14SPORTS HALL OF HONOR RAZORBACK FOUNDATIONThe University of Arkansas Sports Hall of Honor will recognize those who represented the university through excellence in athletics and community service. For more information, please visit www.razorbackfoundation.com.

9•9•14CHEFS IN THE GARDENBOTANICAL GARDEN OF THE OZARKSChefs in the Garden offers guests an opportunity to stroll through the fall gardens while enjoying cooking demonstrations and tastings from the area’s finest chefs. For more information, call 479.750.2620 or visit www.bgozarks.org.

9•13•14WALK TO CURE DIABETESJDRFThe 13th annual JDRF Walk to Cure Diabetes will take place at The Gardens located on The University of Arkansas campus. It will feature a 1.5-mile celebration walk and fun for the entire family. For more information, call 479.443.9190.

9•12•1412TH ANNUAL FALL CONCERT BENEFITARKANSAS SUPPORT NETWORK Join ASN for a night out in Fayetteville, listening to great live music for a worthy cause—KidsClub, a summer program for children with disabilities. Check www.supports.org for more details.

9•12•14 to 9•13•14GOLF THIS WAY AND WALK THIS WAY WITH THE FINEST CYSTIC FIBROSIS FOUNDATION This inaugural event will kick off with Golf this Way on Friday at the Springdale Country club. Then Saturday Walk this Way will include a fashion show and a party that honors 30 young professionals in NWA at the John Q. Hammons Center in Rogers. For more information, visit www.arkansascff.org.

9•13•14HIKE AGAINST HUNGERLIFESOURCE INTERNATIONAL

Hike on the Mud Creek and Scull Creek trails in Fayetteville and help feed more than 1,200 families each month in Northwest Arkansas. For information, call 479.521.4000 or visit www.lifesourceinternational.org.

9•13•1425TH ANNUAL POLO IN THE OZARKSLIFE STYLES, INC. Polo in the Ozarks is a family-friendly event with a children’s area that includes camel rides and a petting zoo, an exciting polo match, tailgating, silent and live auctions, and a gala featuring dinner and dancing under the stars. For more information, please visit www.lifestylesinc.org.

9•13•14BRITS IN THE OZARKS CAR SHOW ALS ASSOCIATION OF ARKANSAS The 13th annual British Car and Cycle Show featuring over 125 British cars and motorcycles will be located at Agri Park on North Garland Street in Fayetteville. All proceeds benefit the local chapter of the ALS Association. For details, please visit www.britishironnwa.org.

9•13•14BACON BOWLYOUTH BRIDGE, INC.

Bacon Bowl, presented by Petit Jean Meats, features competitors testing

their culinary skills in creating the best bacon dishes. In addition to bacon sampling, the event will include music, children’s activities, food and

beverages, and much more. Visit www.baconbowl.net for details.

9•13•14WALK TO END ALZHEIMER’S

ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATIONPut on your walking shoes and get

moving for a great cause at the Arvest Ballpark in Springdale. For details, visit

www.alz.org or call 479.273.5559.

9•15•14GOLF CLASSICWASHINGTON REGIONAL FOUNDATIONHit the links for this annual golf

tournament to benefit the Washington Regional Medical Foundation. For more information, please call 479.444.9888 or

visit www.wregional.com. Northwest Arkansas Children’s Shelter Tailgate for the KidsMary Zettle, Kellie Lehr, Steve Schotta and Rachel Marler

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9•16•14NWA BUSINESS WOMEN’S CONFERENCE The annual Northwest Arkansas Business Women’s Conference will be held at the John Q. Hammons Center in Rogers. For more information, please call 479.273.2841 or visit www.nwabusinesswomensconference.com.

9•18•14 to 9•22•14 23RD ANNUAL NWA CHARITY CHALLENGE OF CHAMPIONSARKANSAS CRISIS CENTERThis weekend event includes tennis, golf and various social events at Pinnacle Country Club and the John Q. Hammons Center in Rogers. Visit www.nwacharitychallenge.org for details.

9•25•14 to 9•27•1415TH ANNUAL BIKES, BLUES & BBQ Put on your chaps and black leather jacket, and head to Dickson Street in Fayetteville for one of the largest bike rallies in the country. Proceeds from the motorcycle rally benefit local charities. For more information, please visit www.bikesbluesandbbq.org.

9•27•14RUN FOR EVERY CHRIS ARKANSAS CRISIS CENTER Participants can run on the 10k course, or take part in the 5k fun run or walk. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Arkansas Crisis Center in memory of Chris Kirstein. For details, visit www.arcrisis.org or send an email to [email protected].

9•27•14HOG COUNTRY BREAKFASTLIFESOURCE INTERNATIONALCome and enjoy an all you can eat country breakfast from 7a.m. to 10a.m. Funds raised will help feed more than 1,200 families each month in Northwest Arkansas. Call 479.521.4000 or visit www.lifesourceinternational.org for more information.

9•27•14WALK TO DEFEAT ALSALS ASSOCIATION OF ARKANSASBring hope to people living with ALS, raise money for a cure and come together for something you care about at the eighth annual Walk to Defeat ALS at Lawrence Plaza in Bentonville. For more information, please visit www.als-arkansas.org.

9•27•14FARE WALK FOR FOOD ALLERGY FOOD ALLERGY & ANAPHYLAXIS NETWORKThe FARE Walk for Food Allergy brings together those seeking a safe world for people living with food allergies. The walk is a family-friendly event to fund food allergy research, education, advocacy and awareness. For more information, visit www.foodallergywalk.org.

9•29•148TH ANNUAL GOLF OUTING THE JONES CENTERThis event sold out early last year. Reserve your team now. Tee times are 7:30a.m. and 1:30p.m. at the Springdale Country Club. For sponsorship information or to reserve a team, please call Kelly Kemp-McLintock 479.756.8090 x 2119 or please visit www.thejonescenter.net.

9•2014 (TBD)KICK BACK KICKBALL TOURNAMENTNORTHWEST ARKANSAS RAPE CRISIS CENTER

Take a stand against sexual assault with this team play tournament. Includes a fabulous “celebrity” exhibition game, raffle items, food, drink and fun. Everyone will get a kick out of this event. For team and sponsorship information, email [email protected] or call 479.445.6448.

Botanical Garden of the Ozarks Chefs in the Garden

Kelly Zega, Liz Esch, Gayle Howard, Judy Smith and Ron Cox

American Cancer Society Children’s GalaChandra Rogers, Kristin Silvestri, Rachel Silvestri and Stephanie Chism

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10•2•14 THE BIG EVENTBIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF NORTHWEST ARKANSASJoin Big Brothers Big Sisters for an in-home reception that includes a unique wine tasting, and one-of-a-kind live and silent auctions at the 14th annual event. For more information, please visit www.bbbsnwa.org/bigevent or call 479.966.4366.

10•2•14 to 10•4•14REDBONE FLY FISHING INVITATIONALCYSTIC FIBROSIS FOUNDATIONThe fourth annual tournament will be at the Spring Valley Rod & Gun Club in Decatur. It is a two-person event featuring celebrity anglers and some of the best guided fishing in Northwest Arkansas. For more information, visit www.cff.org/chapters/arkansas.

10•3•14WINETOPIARESTORE HUMANITYA fantastic wine tasting event held at Pratt Place Barn with delicious cuisine, silent auction, a wine toss and live musical entertainment. Visit www.restorehumanity.org for tickets and details.

10•3•1423RD ANNUAL TOM PAGNOZZI CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT, ULTIMATE TAILGATE & AUCTIONPAGNOZZI CHARITIESJoin Pagnozzi Charities for morning and afternoon golf flights as well as the ultimate tailgate and auction for music, great food, drinks and maybe even a little dancing. Visit www.pagnozzicharities.org for more information.

10•3•1411TH ANNUAL BILL FLEEMAN GENTLEMEN OF DISTINCTIONHOPE CANCER RESOURCESTo see the latest men’s fashions, attend this annual fashion show and award gala benefiting cancer support and education programs in Northwest Arkansas through Hope Cancer Resources. For more information, please visit www.hopecancerresources.org.

10•4•14CHILL WITH THE HILLS 7 HILLS HOMELESS CENTER Chill with the Hills is a casual evening event where guests are encouraged to wear jeans. The highlight of the evening will be the Pig Drop with prizes for everyone. Please contact Michael Drager at [email protected] or visit www.7hillscenter.org for more information.

10•4•14NWA TOUR DE CURE AMERICAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION Join the ADA at Arvest Ballpark to ride, run and walk in the fight to Stop Diabetes. The event includes a 20-, 50-, 62.5- and 100-mile rides, a family ride and a 5k walk/run followed by a health festival. For more information, visit www.diabetes.org/nwatour.

10•4•14PAINT THE PARK PINKSUSAN G. KOMEN OZARKPaint the Park Pink is Komen’s premier walk benefiting breast cancer research, education, screening and treatment for underserved women and their families in the River Valley and Northwest Arkansas. For more information, contact Teresa Jones at 479.430.4365 or visit www.komenozark.org.

10•4•14 to 10•5•14AMERICAN GIRL FASHION SHOWARTS CENTER OF THE OZARKSA fun-filled experience for American Girls, their families, friends and favorite dolls. With refreshments, door prizes and education, this event creates a unique opportunity for girls of all ages. For more information, please visit www.artscenteroftheozarks.org.

10•8•14 THE SUNNY SIDE OF LEADERSHIP CORPORATE BREAKFASTHAVENWOODThis corporate breakfast held at Double Tree Bentonville is geared toward the supplier community and will host key executives. All proceeds benefit Havenwood’s program offering transitional housing, life skills and empowerment to single parents and their children. Visit www.nwahavenwood.org for more information.

Hope Cancer Resources Gentlemen of DistinctionTodd and Melissa Fleeman, Jeannie FleemanBilly Reeves, Bart Fleeman and DeeAnn Gilgen

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10•9•14HALL OF HONOR CEREMONYFAYETTEVILLE PUBLIC EDUCATION FOUNDATION

Help hundreds of students by attending the 2014 Fayetteville Public Education Founda-tion’s Hall of Honor event. Help celebrate the newest inductees. For more information, please visit www.fayedfoundation.org.

10•11•14TAILGATE FOR THE KIDSNORTHWEST ARKANSAS CHILDREN’S SHELTER

A fun tailgate party, this event is for the whole family and tied to a Razorback football game. There’s delicious BBQ, free-flowing refreshments, fantastic games and activities, plenty of team spirit— all for a great cause. For more information, please contact Linda Phillips at [email protected] or 479.795.2417.

10•12•1432ND ANNUAL CHILDREN’S FUN RUN THE NEW SCHOOLThis family event features separate races for boys and girls, ages two years through seventh grade. For more information, please call 479.521.7037 or visit www.thenewschool.org.

10•24•14 to 11•2•142014 PARTNERS CARD WEEKROCKEFELLER CANCER INSTITUTE AUXILIARY

More than 160 retailers throughout the state offer cardholders 20 percent off merchandise. Cards are $50 each. For more information, please visit www.uamspartnerscard.com or call 501.580.8670.

10•25•1419TH ANNUAL HOWL-O-WEEN SPOOKTACULARTURPENTINE CREEK WILDLIFE REFUGETCWR hosts their 19th annual Howl-O-Ween Spooktacular from 7p.m. to 9p.m. The night will included games, food, a children’s costume contest and the only opportunity animals can be viewed at night. For details, please visit www.turpentinecreek.org or call 479.253.5841.

10•25•146TH ANNUAL HALLOWEEN 5K FUN RUN & 1K CHILDREN’S WALKREBUILDING TOGETHER NWACome in costume to Lake Bella Vista. The Children’s 1K Walk is free. Proceeds will benefit Rebuilding Together NWA and its mission of helping low income homeowners. For more details, visit www.rebuildingtogethernwa.org.

10•25•14GOLFTOBERFESTSINGLE PARENT SCHOLARSHIP FUND OF NORTHWEST ARKANSASNorthwest Arkansas’ original mini-golf tournament. Register your team for flights at either 10a.m. or 12:30p.m. For details, visit www.spsfnwa.org or call 479.935.4888.

10•25•14 to 11•2•1412TH ANNUAL FAMILY FOTO FESTFAMILY NETWORKFamily Network is delighted to provide you and your family with professional portraits taken amidst the beautiful fall colors of Mt. Sequoyah. Proceeds benefit young first-time moms and their babies. Schedule your sitting by visiting www.familynetworknwa.com or call 479.927.3659.

10•2014 (TBD)5TH ANNUAL MARLIN MEMORY MILECIRCLE OF LIFE HOSPICEThis nonprofit’s mission is to provide compassionate end-of-life care and bereavement support for all of Northwest Arkansas. Visit www.marlinmemorymile.webs.com for details.

10•2014 (TBD)6TH ANNUAL FALL CARNIVALNORTHWEST ARKANSAS CIRCLE OF FRIENDSChildren of all ages can enjoy carnival games in a safe and kid-friendly environment. The carnival offers entertainment ranging from balloon animals, magicians, face painting and bouncy houses. Children are encouraged to wear their Halloween costumes. Please visit www.giving.archildrens.org/fallcarnival for more information.

11•1•1410TH ANNUAL COCA-COLA TRICK-OR-TREAT OPENTHE FIRST TEE OF NWAThis event is open to the public and admission is free. There will be miniature golf holes, featuring treats at every hole. Ghost and goblins of all ages are invited to wear their scariest costume, test their putting skills and fill their Halloween trick or treat bag. For more information, visit www.firstteenwar.org.

Fayetteville Public Education Foundation Hall of HonorCambre Horne-Brooks and John Brooks

Big Brothers Big Sisters The Big EventKristin and Rich Kley with William Douglas

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Gentlemen, put down your razors. Did you know that No-Shave November began in 2009

with the purpose of promoting cancer awareness? So treat yourself to an extra 10 minutes of

sleep and take pride in your wiry whiskers all while supporting a great cause!

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