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MEMPHIS -- If Hot Springs' Bridge Street is the site of the world's shortest St. Patrick's Day parade, Beale Street on New Year's Day was the setting of the ko…
MEMPHIS -- If Hot Springs' Bridge Street is the site of the world's shortest St. Patrick's Day parade, Beale Street on New Year's Day was the setting of the ko…
The loudest thing ever heard on Earth was the eruption of Krakatoa in 1883. They say the sound circled the globe four times and ruptured the eardrums of sailor…
Another sesquicentennial has come and gone -- this one decidedly swifter than the one that celebrated the preservation of the Union.
As it has every year since 2004, the Judge Henry Woods American Inn of Court and the Judge William Overton American Inn of Court -- two associations for lawyer…
A photo in the Nov. 23 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette of a beer-swigging runner sporting a Fleet Feet bib caused a minor stir inside the Arkansas Center for Health …
Oh, Jerry Langley got off light.
The master of ceremonies (and reason) for the evening was David Bazzel, and the next day, at lunch, the trophy was given to Oklahoma offensive coordinator Linc…
Outside the Wal-Mart on Arkansas 10 in Little Rock, four men and their music stands band together beneath a folding tent, out of the rain. With bright brass tr…
Here's what I hear a lot: So-and-so is "worthy" of a High Profile cover. Ugh. Wince. Worthy is a fine virtue but a bedeviled editorial decision. Apply it sever…
It wasn't pouring sheets of freezing rain, like two years ago. It raised more money -- $155,765 -- than last year (about $137,000), according to development di…
"In a fast-paced world of electronic communications," began the sales pitch for the Little Rock Regional Chamber of Commerce's final 2015 Business After Hours …
"I think that we have an opportunity to do something distinctive at Trinity," the Rev. Chris Keller told the congregants gathered for coffee and doughnuts afte…
It's the busy season, the perfect time of year for the fund-loving folks at the Association of Fundraising Professionals Arkansas chapter to hold the busiest l…
KTHV, Channel 11 news anchor Craig O'Neill had wanted to be on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson since he was a boy eating tuna on white bread sandwiches…
"It was a night to remember" is how High Progenitor Phyllis Brandon began her wrap of Opus XX, the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra's 2004 fundraiser.
Belinda Shults opened her Canal Pointe doors Nov. 12 to more than two dozen friends of Charles Morgan and supporters of the World Services for the Blind. The s…
It was unofficially the first Christmas-themed evening fundraiser of the fall social calendar. The Mid-South Make-A-Wish chapter rolled out its second Evening …
A nitrogen "bomb," surveillance drones -- is this the third annual Spark! or the fourth season of Homeland?
Tim Griffin appears in the doorway of the two-story Greek Revival house he had built in 2008 from a vision in his head. It's the middle of the week, the middle…
A few weeks ago I found myself hunched over a napkin at Damgoode Pies in the River Market, straining to spell the name of National Public Radio's West Africa c…
Maybe the best Halloween costume party in Little Rock, certainly the best one for a cause, is the Tiny Hands Monster Bash. The frivolity benefits The Family Ho…
Under a faint crescent of moon on an unusually balmy fall night, a group of about 100 gathered on Cassie and Jason LaFrance's poolside patio for hors d'oeuvres…
Have you heard that NASA is experimenting with 3-D printers that "print" food? If there is an earthly future to these experiments, maybe one day we'll be able …
Not long after landing my first "adult" job (read: health benefits) at the deferred age of 28, I felt a sharp discomfort on the right side of my gut. At McBurn…
The first Woman of Inspiration affair didn't start off as a big Wally Allen Ballroom fundraiser. The Oct. 23 event was a luncheon, after all, and supposed to b…
It's always a who's-who of the city's business leaders at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock College of Business' Distinguished Alumni Luncheon.
The director of the Arkansas State Golf Association ain't no duffer. He was a pro in the mid-1980s, but without the prestige of a Professional Golfers' Associa…
The story of Woman of Inspiration, Friday's luncheon at the Little Rock Marriott ballroom downtown and inaugural fundraiser for the state's Children's Advocacy…
In the parable of the loaves and fishes, Jesus Christ fed 5,000 people on a couple of fish. On Friday night, at Verizon Arena, Brother Paul Holderfield expects…
The best night of stories went off at the Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management Institute on the west campus of Pulaski Technical College on Oct. 6.
One of the better attended scholarship banquets every year is the one put on each fall by the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) Council 750 Litt…
Where I live: Off of Crystal Valley Drive in west Little Rock, with my husband, Derrick, and our dog, Riley.
In Little Rock, black-tie fundraisers are a regular la promenade d'elegance. Well, really more elegance than promenade. Just inside of the dinner hour and outs…
As the sun set just south of Pinnacle Mountain, about 300 of The Nature Conservancy's closest adherents and youngest fans collected beneath an enormous event t…
Here's something heartwarming. On Tuesday, the Single Parent Scholarship Fund of Pulaski County has its annual A Night of Hope, this time at Pulaski Technical …
The North Little Rock Junior League invited its six new provisional members over to Debbie Horton's house in the Indian Hills neighborhood Sept. 27 for a prope…
The city's advertising agencies put down their swords long enough to celebrate the 30th Prism Awards at Heifer International on Sept. 24, given by the Arkansas…
The Gala for Life on Friday at the Statehouse Convention Center will be the brightest night of stars in the constellation social calendar. The bad news is tick…
A month out from the main event, patrons and members of first lady Susan Hutchinson's inner circle converged on the Governor's Mansion to raise a glass to this…
Blood cancer, blech! I feel about blood cancer the way I do sharks -- so much menace right there beneath the surface, anywhere beneath the surface.
The third -- or fifth -- Kindred Spirit Award from the Muses Creative Artistry Project was given Tuesday night to Glen Jones, president of Henderson State Univ…
The president of Pulaski Technical College was once the starting center for the Iowa State University Cyclones.
The area's big fundraisers met over lunch, handed out some awards and considered the future. The Arkansas Nonprofit Alliance billed the day Work That Matters, …
Scottie Pippen popped into the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame on Tuesday night. It was his first time inside the space, whose exhibits include a prominent painti…
'Twas a couple of prominent businessmen -- Terry Hartwick, the North Little Rock Chamber of Commerce president, and Mitch Bettis, president of Arkansas Busines…
"Keep calm," read the first slide of the Arkansas Arts Center's presentation, and "Happy fifth year in the black!"
Shall we read Razorbacks fever into the over-capacity crowd at the second Touchdown Club luncheon on Monday? Embassy Suites' staff hurried a couple of extra ta…
Brandon Mathews has an offering for student services director Michelle Anderson, who runs the food pantry at Pulaski Technical College: hamburger and hot dog b…
The Arkansas Prostate Cancer Foundation threw another big bro-hug hoedown Aug. 20 at Temple B'Nai Israel, this one honoring University of Central Arkansas pres…
CONWAY -- Home is indeed where the heart is, but Lesley Oslica has two homes. One is a spacious French country-style manse in the Wellington neighborhood on th…