by Dustin Jayroe // Photos by Jamison Mosley Like many of their student-athlete colleagues, cheerleaders are involved in a sport that is extremely demanding of time, requiring constant devotion on and off the field that makes it essentially a second life, stacked atop the already stressful time of trials and tribulations that college provides.…
by Dustin Jayroe “Goats and shows, goats and shows, gotta have me my goats and…” I digress. Although, I am not sure if I should. Autumn is back in full swing, which means a couple of things, at least for me — sweater weather is finally back and there is a “goatload” (couldn’t resist)…
One of central Arkansas’ most rewarding events of the year is coming back to Cabot this month, Fine Arts for Exceptional Hearts. Organized by the nonprofit Building Bridges Developmental and Community Services, Fine Arts for Exceptional Hearts is an annual fundraiser for the organization, and one of its most important of the entire year. Building…
Los Angeles Chargers tight end and former Arkansas Razorback, Hunter Henry, has been diagnosed with a tibia plateau fracture to his left knee, an injury he reportedly sustained during the Chargers’ season opener this past Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts. NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport first reported the news this afternoon. As it stands, the…
It’s a bird. It’s a plane. No, it’s Arkansas Comic Con. The annual fest of fandom is again touching down at the Statehouse Convention Center in Little Rock this weekend, with a number of vendors, high-profile guests and activities for all to enjoy. In fact, the guest list at this year’s iteration may be…
by Dustin Jayroe Stargazing can be an incredibly humbling experience. Simply looking at the sky on any given night allows one to not only marvel at the vastness and splendor of our universe, but also to peer back at the history of it. Because it takes time for the light from an object to…
The rivalry between Saline County’s two largest cities, Benton and Bryant, touches down at War Memorial Stadium, on Friday. The theme of this year’s 45th annual Salt Bowl has been dubbed “Salty Tradition” by the committee in charge of the clash. Despite their geography as next-door neighbors, this high profile head-to-head matchup has not…
Hundreds flocked to E. 9th Street over the weekend to spend a few final moments in the Arkansas Arts Center (AAC), until at least 2022. And although the Member Farewell Festival, exclusive to members of the AAC only, reads like a “goodbye,” it is actually a “see you, later.” For the next couple of years,…
by Dustin Jayroe Photos courtesy of Arkansas Game and Fish Commission As summer winds to a close, we turn the page on summer’s blistering heat to the next seasonal chapter: fall. Autumn leaves, cool, crisp, southern air and resurgent water flows abound our natural landscape in Arkansas during these months, tenderly touching all…
Our reel of photos from the past 16 years; from the Pink Tie Guys to breast cancer survivors. by Dustin Jayroe In 2001, AY About You CEO, Vicki Vowell, founded “Runway for a Cause,” a fashion show meets luncheon which featured breast cancer survivors walking the runway while draped in elegant haute couture. The…
