Kay Mathews
Kay Mathews is a freelance journalist/writer based in her hometown of Bentonville, Arkansas.
Mathews earned a B.A. in political science from the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville and a Master of Public Administration degree from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock.
Previously, she has worked for both the U.S. Department of the Interior and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
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Mathews earned a B.A. in political science from the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville and a Master of Public Administration degree from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock.
Previously, she has worked for both the U.S. Department of the Interior and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
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Skeleton sledding: Past and presentSkeleton sledding is an exciting winter sport born in the Swiss mountains more than 125 years ago.
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Anti-War Activist Cindy Sheehan Talks About Her "Soap Box Radio Show"Peace/anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan talks about her radio show, now in its third year, including favorite guests and what it would take for her to get off of her soap box. -
Wright Brothers Hailed by Pres. Obama and Remembered at National MemorialThe Wright brothers taught the world to fly. Their achievements were acknowledged by Pres. Obama during his January 2011 State of the Union address and the Wright Brothers National Memorial honors and showcases their journey to flight. -
Jones' Book Tells the Tale of the Unorthodox Roles of African Americans, Women, and Dogs in 'The Un-Civil War'Published in advance of the 150th anniversary of America's Civil War, Shirley Farris Jones shares insights into her book, "The Un-Civil War in Middle Tennessee," revealing the roles played by African Americans, women, and even dogs during the war.
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Visiting the Siloam Springs Museum in Siloam Springs, ArkansasThe Siloam Springs Museum is dedicated to "preserving the past to enrich the present" and visitors will leave genuinely enriched and greatly informed about Siloam Springs' and America's history. -
Sarah Vargo's Maven is Chicago's Connection AgencyMaven is a publicity and public relations company that connects young entrepreneurs with top industry leaders in Chicago. Maven's founder, Sarah Vargo, discusses her business and the events it hosts in The Windy City.
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Reflections on Pink SunsetsWhenever I see a pink sunset it is like getting a warm embrace from the mother I miss so much. I can no longer take photographs of her, but there are times when I am blessed with the opportunity to take pictures of pink sunsets. -
Neal's Cafe in Springdale, Ark. Has Been Serving Homemade Meals Since 1944Springdale's famous pink building is home to Neal's Cafe which has been "Serving the Best of Better Foods" for 67 years. This is the best, and most enduring, diner in Northwest Arkansas. -
Fresh, Flavorful Food and More at Kansas City's Historic City MarketThe City Market in Kansas City is home to a Farmers' Market, now in its 154th year of operation, and numerous shops and cafes. Visitors to the market will find everything from fresh produce to international groceries. -
Walton, Hunt and Tyson: Gone Are the Corporate Titans of Northwest ArkansasIn the areas of retail, trucking and poultry, few businesses can compare to Walmart, J.B. Hunt Transport, and Tyson Foods. The entrepreneurs who built these companies are also among the kings of capitalism in America, but they are with us no more. -
The Museum of Native American History in Bentonville, ArkansasTake a look inside a museum dedicated to displaying an amazing collection of artifacts and relics from the first Americans. Admission is free! -
Will Blanche Lincoln Lose U.S. Senate Re-election Bid?A recent Ipsos/Reuters poll shows incumbent Senator Lincoln trailing her Republican opponent, Rep. John Boozman, by 14 percent. Anti-incumbency sentiment, combined with the poll results, suggest that Lincoln may lose the seat she has held since 1998.
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Art-themed 21c Museum Hotel to Locate in Bentonville, ArkansasLouisville's 21c Museum Hotel recently announced that it plans to build boutique hotels in three additional locations, including one in the Northwest Arkansas community of Bentonville. -
Bentonville, Arkansas' 2010 "First Friday" FestivitiesIn order to draw attention to downtown businesses, Downtown Bentonville, Inc. produces a number of family-friendly events including First Friday. The first First Friday of 2010 was held on March 5 and the theme was "Midway to St. Paddy's Day." -
Stimulus Money Will Aid Homeless StudentsThrough the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act more than $69 million in grants will help states and school districts provide needed assistance to homeless students.
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It's Time to Take a Course from Yale UniversityYale University provides two opportunities to "attend" certain courses and lectures for free. To do so, all you need is a computer and Internet connection.
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The Expected, and Unexpected, During a Day in PhiladelphiaMy day in Philadelphia was everything I expected and more. The historical sites were marvelous, but unexpected happenings were just as memorable. Expect the delightfully unexpected in Philadelphia. -
Top 10 Halloween MoviesFor almost 30 years, I've been a fan of scary movies. This Top 10 list may include a few of your favorites, but also a surprise or two. Read on, if you dare!
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Republicans and Tories United by Atlantic Bridge and Opposition to Socialized MedicineThe Atlantic Bridge organization brings together American Republicans and British Tories who share common views on issues such as healthcare.