Last week ESPN began its airing of the 10-part documentary series “The Last Dance,” which chronicles the Chicago Bulls’ 1997-98 championship season, which put a cap on a second three-peat. The Bulls won their third-straight title for the second time, but it signaled the end for Coach Phil Jackson and Bulls stars Michael Jordan, Dennis…
You step out onto your patio on an early summer morning, the sun’s rays just barely peeking above the eastern horizon. A fresh cup of joe rests between your fingers, and as soon as the warm liquid kisses your lips, they curl in satisfaction. If your friends saw you now, they wouldn’t have to ask…
By Julie Craig // Photos Provided By River Rock Builders Since 1999, River Rock Builders of central Arkansas has brought dream homes to life through state-of-the-art virtual technology and superior energy efficiency. Patty and Keith Wingfield are certainly no strangers to the home business. After all, Patty’s father was one of the founding…
Things really haven’t changed much since our last issue. As of press time, we are awaiting the state’s green light to proceed — maybe that’s more of a yellow light then. Regardless, COVID-19 has turned our daily routines, lives and businesses upside down. We said it last month: These are unprecedented times. This situation has…
It’s really convenient when the publisher’s daughter is a chef. AY Magazine Publisher Heather Baker’s 13-year-old daughter Savvy has taken junior cooking classes at the Culinary Camp at the Clinton Presidential Center in the summers along with UA-Pulaski Technical College Culinary Arts & Hospitality Management Institute. She brought her knowledge to the Baker…
Have you ever used census records to explore your genealogy? Arkansas family history enthusiasts “enjoy” the census because we learn so much about beloved ancestors. The 2020 Census now gives us a chance to pay it forward so that children and grandchildren may learn more about us someday. As of the second week of April,…
Ken Clark laid in a hotel room bed and stared at the ceiling, his anxiety-riddled mind refusing to let him rest. Coronavirus was all over the media, and Clark worried about the toll it could have on his family and his thriving business, Chenal Family Therapy of Little Rock. Fear pummeled him from within. It was 4 a.m. After…
