
Local Services
What's New in Springdale and Beyond
The latest enterprises to reach our area through formation and revival Article by Bo Simpson | Photography by Madelyn Massanelli Bricks & Minifigs An adventure land for the ghosts of LEGOLAND past, Bricks & Minifigs is coming soon to Springdale. Built around a mission to “rebuild, reuse, and reimagine,” the store specializes in retired LEGO sets, rare minifigures, and bulk pieces ready for new life. They also accept collections from builders looking to sell or trade parts of their past...
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Food + Beverage
A Spring Blush
Talking Crow Coffee Roasters First Recipe of Spring Article and Photography by Carol Blanchet Blushing Vanilla Refresher Bright pomegranate hits first, then the vanilla comes in like a warm hug. Two shots of Talking Crow espresso keep it grounded and the vanilla cold foam makes it dreamy. Here’s how to build the drink. To an 11 oz glass add: 1 oz Pomegranate juice ½ - 1 oz vanilla simple syrup 2 shots of Talking Crow espresso, cooled (we used our decaf Mexico Chiapas) Milk to fill to...
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Finance + Legal Services
The Value of Investment
Signature Bank’s Dedication to Materializing Value in Springdale Article by Bo Simpson | Photography by Ryan Coody From the trading of commodities like cattle and agriculture in the ancient world to the modern age of zeroes and ones in online banking systems, history tells an impressive story about the evolution of value. Value began in things , and the further along in history you look, the more form value took for itself in coins and cash. That’s changed. Money is a currency of value...
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Wellness
Curated Health Investment Q&A
How curated health invests in Springdale, and what we can do to invest in ourselves Article by Bo Simpson | Photography by Provided Curated Health is a mental healthcare practice offering personalized talk therapy and hypnotherapy for various mental health conditions. For this Q&A, we talked to Ashely Cerda, Founder and CEO of Curated Health AR, to focus on the theme of investment, and to discover the ways in which we can better invest in the community, each other, and ourselves. 1. What does...
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Health + Wellness
Breakthrough T1D
Type One Diabetes "Looks Like Me" Article and Photography by Michelle Bazis Type 1 Diabetes [T1D] is a dynamic and often misunderstood condition. While many are familiar with Type 2 Diabetes – typically associated with lifestyle choices – T1D is an autoimmune disease, commonly linked to genetic markers and environmental triggers. Individuals living with T1D are unable to produce insulin on their own and rely on injections or a pump to manage blood sugar. For some, including the ambassadors in...
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Home + Design
What Makes a Home, a Home?
Answers from some of Springdale City Lifestyle's valued partners to the question: "What makes a place called home?" Article and Photography by Springdale City Lifestyle Partners Sara Posey Real Estate Broker at Sara Posey Real Estate Home isn’t just a house—it’s how it makes you feel. It’s where life happens. It’s where people build stability, relationships, and long-term dreams. That’s why I believe real estate is personal—because choosing a home is really about choosing the setting for...
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Home + Design
The Boutique Home Hotel
Historic Architecture Meets Modern Luxury at The Star on Spring Article by Erin Boiger | Photography by The Star on Spring At first glance, The Star on Spring feels unmistakably refined. Look closer, and something softer emerges. This is a place designed not only to impress, but to welcome. A place where luxury feels lived in, and comfort is intentional and inviting for guests. Located at 101 Spring Street, The Star on Spring occupies a restored 1920s building once home to the Star Automobile...
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Home + Design
Creating Havens Through Harmony
How Amy Lee's Haven and Harmony Creates A Sanctuary Between Life and Work Article by Bo Simpson | Photography by Emma Kwasny A TV show called Severance satirizes what we often call the “work-life balance.” It imagines a near-future reality in which a procedure can “sever” a person into two separate identities: one who exists only at work, and one who exists only outside of it. While this piece has nothing to do with Severance (though I would recommend the show to anyone who hasn’t seen...
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Home Services
Faith and HGTV
What Gathered Goods Sees, and Where It’s Brought Them Article by Bo Simpson | Photography by Gathered Goods Gathered Goods, a women-owned home-goods and decor store in Springdale, believes that “home should feel like a deep breath—comfortable, intentional, and filled with the people and moments that matter most.” To help customers connect with this belief, 50 female vendors fill Gathered Goods—like an enchanted room of requirement—with a versatile collection of home decor, furniture, and...
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Entertainment
New Urbanism with Character
The Past, Present, and Future of Johnson Square and The Warehouse District Article by Bo Simpson | Photography by Emma Nelson Just east of I-49 and north of Johnson Mill Boulevard, you’ll find a cluster of buildings with contemporary, arts-centric architecture buzzing with activity. This is Johnson Square: a multi-phase, mixed-use community. If you drive by the intersection of Main St. and Johnson Mill Blvd., you’ll see a six-acre division under construction right now. This is The Warehouse...
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