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Gerri Norington, 78, never wanted to be on her own as she grew old.
For an old guy like me, recently stepping into the magic of Little Rock’s wonderful Museum of Discovery was like stepping back in time to those carefree days of my youth.
The University of Arkansas at Little Rock is celebrating a significant enrollment milestone.
It was midday on a Saturday, and Simonetta led me from the open front door of her home in southeast Chicago to her sitting room and settled next to her husband, Christopher, on the couch.
Nine new teachers complete innovative residency program
The windows from her office at the Hilburn and Harper law firm in the US Bank building in downtown North Little Rock give the new president of the Pulaski County Bar Association, Megan Wells, panoramic views of the Little Rock skyline and beyond.
U.S. median home prices hit a record high for the second month in a row as sales continued to fall, according to a report released last week, as potential buyers continue to lie in wait for lower mortgage rates.
Of the millions of podcasts that have been launched since British journalist Ben Hammersley coined the term in 2004, none of them may be as unique or focused on its subject matter as longtime Nashville emergency dispatcher Brandon Hall’s Music City 911 true crime streaming program.
Last year, when Elizabeth “Libby” Sheard informed her board of directors at the Little Rock Realtors Association that she would be stepping down as association executive in 2024, a position she’d held for two decades, the leadership looked to one of their own to succeed her, and Realtor Stacy Hamilton agreed to take on the task.
Arvest Bank has upheld its long-standing tradition of supporting the University District Development Corporation’s affordable housing initiatives at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock by donating $15,000 in CARE funds, awarded through the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas (FHLB Dallas).

Natural State Snapshots

November 12-18, 2018

Photo by Kay Bona

While driving down Hwy. 9, I ran up on this old church. The bell is leaning sideways in the bell tower, and the cross that adorns the top is apparently about to tumble down. It was sad. Hopefully, it will someday be repaired.