Baseball season is quickly approaching, and the Arkansas Travelers have set their 2021 schedule with 60 home games at Dickey-Stephens Park in North Little Rock. After the 2020 season was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Travellers will be making their return in 2021, playing in the Double-A Central League of Major League…
Amidst the cold, Feb. 19 is bringing a rise in temperatures that may mean an end to being snowed in. Some restaurants have decided to open their doors, either at normal business hours or adjusted according to the varying conditions of roads, parking lots and re-freeze predictions. With the help of AY Magazine food…
The Museum of Discovery in Little Rock has suffered “extensive damage” as a result of a broken pipe that caused flooding. Museum staff discovered a broken pipe had caused flooding in the museum’s galleries, theaters and throughout its offices. In addition, the flooding has resulted in the death of one animal: a blue-tongued skink…
For this week’s Thirsty Thursday, AY About You sits down with Lexi Blade, daughter of Cathy Caver, who is the owner of Splash Wine Bar in Hot Springs. When well-known business woman Cathy Caver purchased the old building on Ouachita Avenue 6 years ago, she had a vision. The building was built in 1903…
The frigid February weather dumping inches of snow amid dangerously cold temperatures have presented stiff challenges to Little Rock’s homeless services providers. But thanks to the vision of Little Rock homeless advocacy group The Van and the facilities of the Arkansas State Fairgrounds, many destitute residents found themselves warm and safe. And city officials are…
For this week’s Woman Wednesday, AY About You sits down with Sonya Irving. Irving is a North Little Rock native, and a proud 1986 graduate of North East High School in North Little Rock. She also has a degree in marketing. An avid sports enthusiast, Irving is a die hard Razorback fan in every…
I never would have imagined anything fabulous coming my way during this insane time in all of our lives, but I was shocked and elated when that all changed for me on a Friday. I threw down twenty bucks to watch Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar on Apple TV, and my life…
Serving up the classics with some twists, Maddie’s Place brings New Orleans right to Little Rock’s front door. Can AY’s Cajun and Creole Bucket List handle the heat? Maddie’s Place is AY Publisher Heather Baker and KARK host Hillary Hunt’s third stop this month, and Chef and owner Brian Deloney is pulling out all the…
Today’s post is a little out of the ordinary. It will take you back to the golden age of medicine when physicians made house calls.
University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (UAPB) athletics director Chris Peterson is retiring after 13 months at the helm of the university’s athletics department. UAPB announced on Monday, Feb. 15 that Peterson would be stepping down, with senior associate athletics director Chris Robinson named interim athletics director, starting Feb. 16. “Please join me…
