A calming touch and a zest for life
Dr. Walter G. “Buddy” Klugh Jr. had a “calming” demeanor, making his job of easing people into slumber a little easier, his son said.
Dr. Walter G. “Buddy” Klugh Jr. had a “calming” demeanor, making his job of easing people into slumber a little easier, his son said.
Even if it was 2 a.m. or 3 a.m., Dr. Frank Raymond Ludwig would walk into the hospital with a smile on his face, ready to try and save a life.
Susan Barham’s Southern grace, biting wit and an openness to the world’s beauty was similar to one of her literary heroes, Flannery O’Connor, her family and fr…
In Mexico, some people may really believe they met the king of rock ’n’ roll, thanks to Bobby R. Woodard. Though he couldn’t speak a lick of Spanish, Woodard h…
According to her birth certificate, Bettie House was born Feb. 22, 1925, before a fire raged through Newport in March and destroyed several homes and businesse…
Every year, deacon Joe Bruick would meet with a certain parishioner to honor the man’s late wife.
Before a homeowner allows a tree service worker to begin work on his property, he should ask for proper documentation to make sure that the individual is both …
When Shanita Diane Leverett of North Little Rock sang the faith-filled song, “God is Keeping Me,” it gave her renewed hope as she struggled with congestive hea…
Harrison Mayor Jeff Crockett said Tuesday that the city’s economy and school district have suffered because the community is perceived as bigoted. Crockett spo…
In Mike Pyron’s more than 30 years as a real estate appraiser, he earned the highest certifications in his field from the Appraisal Institute, making him a sou…
For more than 20 years, Joanie Tiefel was busy spreading love, one professionally-printed “hug card” at a time.
When Astrida Allred was a young teenager, she left her home in Latvia in the Baltic region of Northern Europe with her mother to escape imminent danger during …
When it came to his law career, Jim A. Buttry’s friends often compared him to literary lawyer Atticus Finch, from the 1960 novel To Kill a Mockingbird, said hi…
Sherman Peterson was inspiring to others, whether he was teaching, coaching or being an example of healthy living, swimming laps at a local health club even in…
For six weeks during his senior year of medical school, Dr. Melvin “Lanny” Belknap cared for a premature baby named Luke, who had little chance of survival. Ho…
Marjorie Anne Madsen’s life can be summed up by the song she wanted played at her funeral — Elvis Presley’s rendition of “My Way.” “She was always positive and…
Pastor David Harris was serious about saving souls, but he was not a “fire and brimstone” preacher, his daughter said.
Josh Joyner was happiest fishing on the Little Red River. But on Saturday mornings, nothing was better than watching Looney Tunes with his 3-year-old son, Sam.
Billy Bob Sullivan’s work can be seen in museums from Switzerland to Memphis, usually in large, roped off areas around signs saying “Do not touch.” Sullivan de…
Nonnie Jackson had such a zest for life that living to 100 was only the beginning.
On Feb. 6, 1945, A.B. Morara and thousands of other prisoners of war began a 500-mile march that would last more than 80 days across treacherous, snowy German …
The only light that 8-yearold Bryant Kwon O’Neal has seen inside the Our House shelter since 3:30 p.m. on Christmas Day was the glow of a handheld video game, …
In 2008, in an attempt to cut down on the number of people panhandling on the streets of downtown Little Rock, officials with the Little Rock Downtown Partners…
At 65 years old, Walter Lee Carter ran his only marathon.
At first glance, John P. McGrail was a typical Irish Catholic kid, running the streets in a rough Pittsburgh neighborhood. But when he sang, he broke that mold.
For about 10 years, David Wooley routinely stood in front of the mirror painting his face white, along with a big red smile outlining his lips to become “Butto…
Even after years of successful business ventures, Guy Woodson Moseley never lost his desire for the next challenge.
As a teacher, Earnestine Camp heard the growls of the empty stomachs of her poverty-stricken students, which fueled her lifelong passion for improving school m…
Marcelline Evans Giroir lived her life to the fullest, whether she was taking road trips with her friends or white-water rafting.
Cattle rancher Tommy Sharp had the physique and quiet grit of actor Clint Eastwood.
Dr. S. William Ross enjoyed a challenge, once mixing up a meat tenderizer concoction to stop a schizophrenic patient from ingesting coins, which could have led…
Growing up the third oldest of 10 children, Andy Jaworski learned the value of hard work in his small Polish community in Marche.
While taping KATV’s 7 on Your Side, Dewayne Graham would do anything to uncover the truth and protect the consumer.
Bobby Jack Pearl’s lifelong passion for music started after his fingers floated across the strings of a steel guitar as a child.
Billy Eugene Elmore was a man of few words, but spoke volumes through his actions, his daughter said.
For more than 30 years, Dana Marie Minton saved people from their bad spending habits.
Kathy “Kat” Maria Hubbard was young at heart, despite battling cancer for years.
Seven-year-old Aine Pippenger was looking forward to strolling along the Big Dam Bridge Sunday evening during the third annual Full Moon Walk but got a little …
Ask 8-year-old Zadie Farrell what she enjoys about the youth program at the Our House shelter and she’ll rattle off a list. Her favorites include quiet time to…
Whenever James Robert Cahill’s grandchildren went to his apartment for Sunday dinner, he avoided sitting with them beside the pool, with the sun beating down. …
Carla Hall’s 8-acre property on the outskirts of Pulaski County became an animal oasis, even for a wandering ostrich.
Blande Perry was quiet, always wearing a smile. Once his crisp voice hit the airwaves, though, the radio announcer came alive.
In 1968, Gene Copeland’s Little League team was tied with the bases loaded in the semifinal game when he sent his 12-year-old son into the pressure cooker to p…
Around 5:30 p.m. Sunday, the Rev. Thompson Murray said, he was listening to the sweet melodies of the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra’s performance of “Beethoven &…
About seven years ago, Cylinda Sue Delaughter got “inked” for the first and only time.
When a 3-year-old boy wanted a cowboy birthday party at the Cock of the Walk restaurant this summer, owner Bryan James Burkhalter wanted to make it unforgettab…
Rita Daugherty Ferrell didn’t need a driver’s license because she had two strong legs to take her through the streets of Fayetteville. However, residents who a…
Winners in eight Pulaski County justice of the peace elections shifted the 15-member Quorum Court to a Democratic majority.
Standing 6-foot-6, Arkansas State Police Maj. Buren Jackson was a towering symbol of authority and compassion while wearing his uniform.
When Dick Thompson walked onto a sports field or court, his competitors knew he would be tough to beat.