About
The Fayetteville Noon Kiwanis Club members invite you to
attend a pancake breakfast Saturday, February 9 from 8:00 to 10:00 am at
Applebee’s in Fayetteville
(located near Barnes & Noble and Pier 1.) Tickets are $5 per person,
and may be purchased from any member of the Fayetteville Noon, Fayetteville
2008 Sierra Club Conservation Awards Banquet
Please join
us as we honor Arkansas businesses, legislators, community organizations,
and individuals who have made accomplishments in the way of conservation
and protection of our state’s natural resources.
New class on environmental issues
(Peak Oil, Peak Soil, Peak Water, and Peak Food)
Feb 10, 17, and 24, 6-8pm each night. Cost is $8.00
Open to Everyone RSVP if coming please.
"Affordable green homes" is not an oxymoron. Completed projects in North Little Rock have demonstrated that green homes can be built on a tight budget without compromises in either aesthetics or liveability. Emphasis on site selection, design review, energy analysis, and materials selection will allow any home to achieve at least a "certified" level under the USGBC's LEED-Homes rating system.
Is
sustainability this year's buzzword or a realistic approach to our
future? You be the judge at a panel discussion sponsored by the Fayetteville Natural Heritage Association on February 24. At the Blair Public Library, you will be challenged by the opinions shared and debated by:
New class on environmental issues
(Peak Oil, Peak Soil, Peak Water, and Peak Food)
Feb 10, 17, and 24, 6-8pm each night. Cost is $8.00
Open to Everyone RSVP if coming please.
Instructor: Calvin F. Bey, CFBey1936@cox.net
On February 24 at 7pm, the Omni Center for Peace will show two free films - The Story of Stuff and John Perkins On Globalization in the Sanctuary on the main floor of the United Campus Ministry located at 902 West Maple at Storer Ave. in Fayetteville.
For more information, visit http://omni-vu-films.blogspot.com or contact Gerald Sloan at 575-6302 or gsloan @uark.edu
Course content: The course includes concepts and practices on
how to establish and maintain your garden, with emphasis on growing
nutrient-dense vegetables. The concepts apply equally to flower beds
and yards. Course material is well-documented, but also includes
practical tips from many years of gardening experience. Topics include
soils, soil testing, soil biology, selecting the garden site, tools,
double-digging, composting, plant spacing, fertilizing, watering,
Course content: The course includes concepts and practices on
how to establish and maintain your garden, with emphasis on growing
nutrient-dense vegetables. The concepts apply equally to flower beds
and yards. Course material is well-documented, but also includes
practical tips from many years of gardening experience. Topics include
soils, soil testing, soil biology, selecting the garden site, tools,
double-digging, composting, plant spacing, fertilizing, watering,
Course content: The course includes concepts and practices on
how to establish and maintain your garden, with emphasis on growing
nutrient-dense vegetables. The concepts apply equally to flower beds
and yards. Course material is well-documented, but also includes
practical tips from many years of gardening experience. Topics include
soils, soil testing, soil biology, selecting the garden site, tools,
double-digging, composting, plant spacing, fertilizing, watering,
The public is invited to experience an interactive workshop to explore the ways we are all affected by class division. Honest dialogue across class lines can be transformative. Betsy Leondar-Wright, author of Class Matters; Cross-Class
Alliance Building for Middle-Class Activists, will conduct a free 2 hour workshop at the Unitarian Universalist fellowship of Fayetteville, 901 W. Cleveland street at 1:30pm Sunday March 2, 2008. For more information please contact Starr Austin at 479-387-0592 or starrthinks@yahoo.com
The Omni Open Mic for Peace has a new home. For this special Open Mic hosts Kelly Mulhollan and Donna Stjerna invite you to bring a new musical composition or poem that you have written to honor and celebrate nature and sustainability.
For more information, please contact Kelly and Donna at 479-582-2291 or at stillonthehill (at) sbcglobal (dot) net.
Course content: The course includes concepts and practices on
how to establish and maintain your garden, with emphasis on growing
nutrient-dense vegetables. The concepts apply equally to flower beds
and yards. Course material is well-documented, but also includes
practical tips from many years of gardening experience. Topics include
soils, soil testing, soil biology, selecting the garden site, tools,
double-digging, composting, plant spacing, fertilizing, watering,
Course content: The course includes concepts and practices on
how to establish and maintain your garden, with emphasis on growing
nutrient-dense vegetables. The concepts apply equally to flower beds
and yards. Course material is well-documented, but also includes
practical tips from many years of gardening experience. Topics include
soils, soil testing, soil biology, selecting the garden site, tools,
double-digging, composting, plant spacing, fertilizing, watering,
Course content: The course includes concepts and practices on
how to establish and maintain your garden, with emphasis on growing
nutrient-dense vegetables. The concepts apply equally to flower beds
and yards. Course material is well-documented, but also includes
practical tips from many years of gardening experience. Topics include
soils, soil testing, soil biology, selecting the garden site, tools,
double-digging, composting, plant spacing, fertilizing, watering,
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AEP Chairman & CEO Michael G. Morris
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of campus forums on powering America’s future while protecting the
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