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Remember when Arkansas Children’s Theatre gave that mouse another cookie?
In 2008, a mouse got onto the stage of the Arkansas Children's Theatre at the old Arkansas Arts Center. This mouse really, really wanted a cookie.
Celia Storey
Monday Style Editor/Columnist
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Subscriber ExclusiveOLD NEWS: In 1923, UA’s Professor Baerg made a black widow spider bite his hand, for science
On the first of December a century ago, the Arkansas Gazette ran quite an intriguing little story atop Page 1. The headline: "Tries Out Effect of Bite by Spide…
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Subscriber ExclusiveThis little game wants to play with your brain, Arkansas
Let's play Obfuscation.
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Subscriber ExclusiveRemember when those pet chimpanzees joined the Little Rock Zoo?
In 2008, the Little Rock Zoo acquired two chimpanzees raised as pets in a human home. Mikey, 6, and Louie, 5, came from a Maryland woman who had dreamed of bec…
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Subscriber ExclusiveA WORD: Arkansas, can you recognize the word hiding behind its definitions?
Let's play Obfuscation, the little game where I give you some of the definitions of a common word, and you recognize the word -- or not.
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Subscriber ExclusiveArkansas, will you recognize the common word hiding behind its definitions?
The little game is indebted to reader David Kelley for his timely observation Nov. 13 that the answer "retire" fit all the clues but is not a noun as well as a…
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Subscriber ExclusiveOLD NEWS: Death comes for Yates Standridge, once feared Human Wolf of the Ozarks
Yates Standridge was a taciturn, violent son of Newton County whose many escapes from Arkansas jails, prisons, prison farms and prison camps in the early 20th …
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Subscriber ExclusiveWill you recognize the word hiding behind its definitions, Arkansas?
Who here knew that a verb meaning to steady or reinforce using a rope, chain, rod or wire was "guy," our Nov. 6 word?
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Subscriber ExclusiveOLD NEWS: ‘Human Wolf’ Asks for ‘Fair Play’: Yates Standridge Says His Future Holds Little Promise
In October 1913, the Arkansas Gazette published a letter from Mrs. R.H. Rosamond, widow of one of Yates Standridge's victims. Her letter described what she wit…
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Subscriber ExclusiveRemember when you couldn’t park at Little Rock’s airport until dogs walked around your car?
Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport was still Little Rock National Airport, Adams Field, when explosives-sniffing dogs landed in its parking lots in 2004.
