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Look at our farmers markets today, bursting with heritage breeds and heirloom varieties, foods that were once abundant when we were an agricultural nation, but that we have lost touch with.
Six years ago, when Melissa Bond opened her United Real Estate office in Little Rock, the franchise ranked 189th in terms of brokerage size nationwide.
Three members of the Pulaski County Bar Association (PCBA) recently took part in the “A Day in the Life” career panel at Mills University Studies High School, in collaboration with the Academies of Central Arkansas.
The University of Arkansas at Little Rock has honored Anastasia Boles, Dr. Heidi Skurat Harris, Dr. Noureen Siraj, Kiel Thorlton, and Dr. Casey Rockwell as the winners of the 2024 Faculty Excellence Awards.
The Pac-12 is likely to be competing in its last March Madness, as realignment has pushed 10 of its schools to other conferences.
As the May Annual Meeting of the Pulaski County Bar Association approaches, we sat down with the board’s president, Adrienne Griffis, who besides being a partner with the firm of Kamps and Griffis, is also a part time prosecutor for Pulaski County District Attorney Will Jones.
States invest to save rural grocery stores
There have been massive gains in productivity over the past century.
Twenty years after becoming the executive director of the Little Rock Realtors Association, Libby Sheard decided it was time to step down and let someone else assume that leadership.
The grandmother behind the advocacy wants financial support for kids who have lost providers.

Natural State Snapshot

September 26 - October 2, 2016

Photo by Kay Bona

Although the winter of 2015 was mild in comparison, especially after looking at this photo from February 2014, I am curious as to what Mother Nature has in store for us this winter. If a rainier that normal summer is any indication of a cold, wet winter, then maybe we should start preparing early! This photo was taken at the Winona Wildlife Management Area off of Highway 9, about 4 miles south of Perryville. The WWMA consists of 174,782 acres of moderate to rugged mountain terrain and narrow valleys. Numerous streams are found on the area, including the headwaters of the Maumelle and Saline Rivers. The South Fouche LaFave river cuts across the northwest corner of the area. A few man-made lakes including Lake Winona, Lake Sylvia and Bear Creek Lake are found on the area. Directions: from Perryville via AR 9 south 4 miles. From Little Rock, take AR 10 west for 30 miles to junction of AR 9. From Hot Springs, take AR 7 north, 25 miles or AR 5 north, 20 miles then AR 9 north, 15 miles.