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The Conway Symphony Orchestra will present a free virtual concert on Sunday. What an opportunity to enjoy their music in the comfort of your home at no cost! Help us spread the word.

Are you loving your 501 LIFE? If so, share it wit
Are you loving your 501 LIFE? If so, share it with the world! It doesn't matter if you are going on a vacation around the world or having the kids running around the back yard, we want to share it in 501 LIFE Magazine. So grab a copy today and take it with you on your special occasions, then email it in to us at info@501lifemag.com. You just might be featured in our next issue!

With more than 5.5 million, yes million likes and
With more than 5.5 million, yes million likes and 458,000 followers on Tik-Tok, Hunter Paige has definitely become a 501-Der Woman at the ripe old age of 17! Read how Hunter has turned her passion for making videos into social media stardom in the May 501 LIFE!

We are honored to present our May 2021 501 LIFE Ma
We are honored to present our May 2021 501 LIFE Magazine and we celebrate the Sheroes of Central Arkansas! On stands May 1st, just in time for 501 Day, we showcase the powerful stories of our 501-Der Women! We hope you will thank these wonderful women for giving back to their communities after you check out this standout edition!

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Don't miss your chance to save on 501 LIFE for 501 Day! Today through May 1 - a 501 LIFE annual subscription is only $15.01. A savings of 25%! Order your annual ubscription today by calling 501.327.1501 or email us at info@501lifemag.com.

There are so many things to love about our 501 LIF
There are so many things to love about our 501 LIFE here in Central Arkansas. However, in this month's magazine, Rik Sowell shares what is it like in another, very tropical 501! 🤩

We had a great time at UCA’s Laurels & Stripes p
We had a great time at UCA’s Laurels & Stripes presented by First Security. The UCA Night of Distinction Scholarship Fundraiser creates educational opportunities for numerous students.

In this month's 501 LIFE – a generous gift of new
In this month's 501 LIFE - a generous gift of new percussion instruments from philanthropist Katherine Scott is celebrated by the University of Central Arkansas percussion section, “Mrs. Scott’s generous donation will make it possible for percussionists at UCA to learn and perform on beautiful, responsive, professional-quality instruments. In just over a year, we will move them into the new Katherine Scott Percussion Suite in the Windgate Center for Fine and Performing Arts.” - Blake Tyson

Be sure to pick up our April 501 LIFE issue!
Be sure to pick up our April 501 LIFE issue!

If you haven't grabbed an April 501 LIFE full of C
If you haven't grabbed an April 501 LIFE full of Central Arkansas day trips, then you have missed Bill Patterson's breathtaking photography and story of Blanchard Springs Caverns. He features this one-of-a-kind attraction where above ground majesty meets underground magic. We hope you will check it out today!

In this month's 501, don't miss our photographer,
In this month's 501, don't miss our photographer, writer and rider extraordinaire, Mike Kemp, as he describes his adventures that include the National Scenic 7 Byway, Mount Nebo, as well as RC colas and Moon Pies! "You are immersed in the sounds and smells of your surroundings; you get to experience temperature fluctuations as you climb a mountain or descend into a valley. You’re not watching the movie, you’re in the movie." - Mike Kemp

❗️Attention All Young Artists and Art Teachers
❗️Attention All Young Artists and Art Teachers!! ❗️ 501 LIFE is partnering with First Security Bank and Conway Regional Health System to present the annual Daffodil Daze Art Contest. “After missing 2020 due to COVID-19, we are thrilled to showcase the artistic talents of Faulkner County students,” said 501 LIFE Publisher Jeremy Higginbotham. “Their work will inspire many throughout the 501 as we celebrate this beautiful time of year." In 2019, judges reviewed nearly 300 entries before deciding on the winners. “Art is such an important element of our culture and our society,” said Daffodil Daze Chairman Donna Evans. “And so are daffodil flowers in our parks and along our trails! Both lend beauty and creativity to the world of Conway. I’m so excited that Daffodil Daze is returning to offer our students an opportunity to display their talents in this unique contest.” The Daffodil Daze Art Contest is open to all Faulkner County students in kindergarten through the 12th grade. Entries must be submitted on 8.5-by-11-inch paper in any art medium, including photos. On the back, please list the student’s name, school, grade, teacher, phone number and email address. The subject can be any variety of daffodil flower(s). Entries will be judged in three school divisions: elementary (kindergarten through fourth grade), middle school (fifth through eighth grade), and junior high/high school (ninth through 12th grade). Friday, April 16, is the deadline to submit entries at the 501 LIFE magazine office at 920 Locust Ave., Suite 104 (ring doorbell). Winners will be announced in 501 LIFE. For more information, email info@501lifemag.com or call 501.327.1501.

At first glance, it seems Elise Gasaway is living
At first glance, it seems Elise Gasaway is living a typical high schooler’s life, rolling out of bed to attend class, then heading off to extracurricular activities. But a closer look reveals there’s nothing typical about how this Vilonia High School senior views life, especially in the age of COVID-19. Read how Elise is Taking Every Shot in the March 501 LIFE!

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Want more 501 LIFE? Sign up for 501 LIFE Extra, our weekly e-newsletter on our website! Link in bio!

Gale Velte, a Conway mechanic and Air Force Vetera
Gale Velte, a Conway mechanic and Air Force Veteran, tried to retire back in 2000. Within the week, he was back at work. “I kept getting so many calls at the house that I came back to work again,” Velte said. “And I enjoy the people I work for and I didn’t want to let them down. They trusted me. That’s the way I am right now. A lot of people trust me and I’m not going to let them down.” Read all about this hard-working 84 year-old in the March 501 LIFE!

501 LIFE was excited to get the opportunity to spe
501 LIFE was excited to get the opportunity to speak with Akbar Gbajabiamila about his upcoming event at Reynolds Performance Hall. An inspiring speaker with an incredible journey. We hope you will join him at UCA this April and learn how "Everyone can be a Ninja" Tickets are on sale now for the evening with Akbar at uca.edu/publicappearances or by calling the Reynolds Performance Hall box office at 501.450.3265. The show begins at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, April 6. Prices are $15.00 for the general public and $5 for children/students.


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