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RIGHT TIME RIGHT PLACE: They worked together first before considering a date
Alyssa Biscomb went looking for a job. She was hired, made some close friends and, ultimately, found the love of her life in Scott Schuldt.
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Volunteers provide Helping Hands at church in Little Rock
Carole Wilson and David Holmes spend their Tuesdays serving as Helping Hands, and they leave each week feeling like they received more than they gave.
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IT TAKES A LIFETIME: A full life of teaching, traveling and learning
Vida Day began her education career in a rural one-room schoolhouse, one grade ahead before she arrived and two ahead after barely crossing the threshold.
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RIGHT TIME RIGHT PLACE: They came together while volunteering to help others
Jordan Rogers and Cory Bates met while spending their Saturday morning helping others.
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RIGHT TIME RIGHT PLACE: She saved his life and that started their courtship
Julie Winscott was paired with David Bevans by chance, then she was in the right place at just the right time to save his life.
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Frightening fun
Supporters of Home for Healing scared up some fun at Monster Bash 2023, held Oct. 27 at the Venue at Westwind.
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IT TAKES A LIFETIME: Black lawyer a pioneer in cause for integration
Retired Tarrant County, Texas, District Judge Clifford Davis' dream of being a lawyer started when Scipio Jones passed through his hometown, Wilton, Ark., whil…
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THE BIG BASH: Baptist Health Breast Center beneficiary of Bolo Bash Luncheon
Baptist Health Foundation's Bolo Bash Luncheon, in support of the Baptist Health Breast Center, was held Oct. 19, at the City Center in Little Rock.
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RIGHT TIME RIGHT PLACE: Ice cream brought them together the first time
Mario Pacheco had ice cream every day simply because he was sweet on Jenny Cisneros.
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Subscriber ExclusiveRIGHT TIME RIGHT PLACE: A kick in the head is all it took for a connection
Sometimes you need a kick in the pants to move forward with something big. For Wallace Smith, it was a kick in the head.
