One thing can be said about illusionist Reza:  he’s not your typical magician!

Rather than pulling rabbits out of hats, Reza can make a playing card disappear from a young woman’s hand then reappear on the end of a switchblade knife.   When it comes to his act, he doesn’t “phone it in;” instead, he can put a phone inside a blown-up balloon without bursting it.

If you're looking to learn more about Native American culture head to the Matilda and Karl Pfeiffer Museum and Study Center in Piggott.

"Native American Day" will be taking place from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, September 15.

An American indian village complete with tepees and displays will be set up.

Amateur archeologist R.W. Lyerly of Ash Flat will be on hand to discuss the archeological digs he's been on and identify artifacts brought in by guests.

Knappers will demonstrate knapping, which is how Native Americans made arrowheads.

The 2012 Summer Games in London are over.  But, your pooch can still take home the gold.

Northeast Arkansans for Animals (NAFA) will host the 2012 Canine Olympics this Saturday, August 25, at Petco in Jonesboro.

Registration begins at 2 p.m. followed by the games at 2:30.

Competing canines can go for the gold, silver or bronze in categories such as “timed sit-stay,” “timed treat wait” and “most catches.”

Not only will there be cool prizes for your pups, there will also be plenty of candy for the kids.