Heights Corner Market Does It All By Dustin Jayroe // Photos by Jamison Mosley Farm to table is a buzz phrase that often gets tossed around in boast. Many live up to the moniker, especially in a Natural State such as ours where the farms and markets and roadside stands are nearly as ample…
Best-kept secret wouldn’t necessarily be one of the descriptions for Arkansas’ capital city. It’s the most populous place in the state (by a large margin) and is a hub for travel, be it I-40, I-30 or the Clinton National Airport. But just because one knows of Little Rock, doesn’t mean one knows Little Rock. …
Wellness Wednesday: Back-to-School Anxiety During the Pandemic Just a few months ago, many parents felt like things were going back to normal. However, with the Delta variant of COVID-19 in Arkansas and the added threat to children, back-to-school anxiety related to the pandemic is rising in lockstep with the daily cases. Lauren English,…
Living and growing old in Little Rock is the goal for so many men, women and families. But with living comes learning, and sometimes we are faced with obstacles that can throw a wrench in even the most well-thought-out plan. Whether for ourselves or someone close to us, growing older presents its own set of…
For this week’s Woman Wednesday, AY About You sits down with Christy Ouei of Mule Kick. Ouei spent her early life in the Delta town of Lake Village. In 1996, she graduated with a degree in Agriculture Business at Southern Arkansas University. Ouei owned and operated a small service-station-turned-convenience-store in Taylor for 20 years,…
For the last 10 years, Erica York has played all the many roles of homebuilding, placing her magic touch on this Benton beauty inspired by Beverly Hills By Julie Craig // Photos by Chris White, 3wire Photography Erica York of EY Custom Homes is no stranger to the homebuilding industry and certainly one woman…
Can you believe it’s already August? I’d be more concerned about where the year has gone if not for the excitement I’ve felt all month about this issue. You see, it’s one of my favorites of the entire year: Dog Daze of Summer. It’s an “ABowWow” You blowout here at AY About You this month. …
Murder Mystery: The Pursuit to Solve the Missy Witt Murder By Lauren McLemore On Dec. 1, 1994, 19-year-old Melissa Witt drove to Bowling World in Fort Smith but never made it inside. After some time, Witt’s mother filed a missing persons report, and police found her car still parked at the bowling alley…
We recently made a Thursday night reservation at Table 28, the upscale, yet unpretentious Little Rock restaurant that’s located in the basement of The Burgundy Hotel. It had been a full year since my last visit, thanks in large part to a global pandemic and me forgoing all dining-in, so I was excited to finally…
In a late 1933 letter, posted in Paris, to the editors of Esquire magazine, Ernest Hemingway wrote, “Paris is very beautiful. … Me, I like it better … in Piggott, Arkansas, in the fall.” Although in print less than a year, Esquire had already attracted 200,000 subscribers, but it’s unlikely that more than a…
