Monica Hooper is a Features Writer at the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. She focuses on arts and entertainment, covering a diverse range of topics including theater, music, and events, while also exploring themes related to holidays and local culture in Arkansas. Monica's work has been featured in multiple publications, including the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and the Fayetteville Free Weekly.
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Monica Hooper focuses on local entertainment news, particularly live music and concerts in the Fayetteville area of Arkansas. She extensively covers upcoming events and seasonal festivals.
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The Po' Ramblin' Boys bring traditional progressive bluegrass from East Tennessee to Fort Smith Feb. 13.
By: Monica Hooper
Love is complex and endings aren't always happy, but "hope is never lost. It just hides sometimes."
By: Monica Hooper
Arts Live Theatre presents “Almost, Maine,” starring Courtney Valentine (from left), Lucas Meyer, Ember Judah, Cade Duncan, Abby Logan, Ashling
By: Monica Hooper
The Po' Ramblin' Boys (Courtesy Photo/Michael Weintrob) The Po' Ramblin' Boys bring traditional progressive bluegrass from East Tennessee to Fort Smith Feb. 13.
By: Monica Hooper
Celebrity Chef Rocco DiSpirito takes over Seven Ponies Restaurant at Choctaw Casino & Resort - Pocola, Okla. Feb. 7-8.
By: Monica Hooper
Today at 3:30 p.m. Lowes Moore (from left), Jamenson Clanton, Josiah Travis Kent Rogers, Rudy Foster and Bryce Valle play The Temptations
By: Monica Hooper
“I won’t be at Sundance, but my face will,” joked actress and comedian Helen Hong in a recent phone interview with What’s Up!
By: Monica Hooper
Love is complex and endings aren’t always happy, but “hope is never lost. It just hides sometimes.”
By: Monica Hooper
Even though he’ll be taking over a local restaurant, chef Rocco DiSpirito is looking forward to being a guest.
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