After graduating first in her class and completing her surgery internship at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences and finishing a Facial Plastics and Reconstructive Surgery fellowship at the University of Texas at Houston, Dr. Suzanne Yee founded her cosmetic surgery practice on the principles of artistry and innovation. Yee performs treatments ranging from advanced…
By Joe David Rice I suspect we’ve all had at least one of those “Gosh, why didn’t I think of that” moments when a clever invention transforms ordinary people into multi-millionaires. That was my reaction when I first heard about Aromatique, the business birthed in the kitchen of Patti Upton’s lake house that has generated…
By Tracy Courage Estate planning helps protect our financial assets after we die, but it’s also a tool for protecting ourselves while we’re alive. A basic will can take care of getting your assets to the right beneficiaries after you die. But what if you become incapacitated? Someone is going to make decisions about your…
By Janie Jones The Shady Valley subdivision is a peaceful, well-to-do neighborhood in western Conway. It’s not the type of place one would expect to be visited by violence, and yet on a sweetly fragrant weekend in the spring of 2002, it became the site of a double homicide. Carter Elliott, 48, was a prominent…
By Tyler Hale The holiday season is upon us, with merry songs filling the air, the excitement of young children waiting for Christmas Day and the promise of the New Year just around the corner. While the Christmas holiday is often considered the happiest time of the year, with its connection to gifts, feasts and…
By Rebecca Ward, MSW, LCSW Life was moseying along without much ado in early October until I went into a store that had full Christmas regalia displayed throughout most of its space. That very day I had just hung my autumnal colored wreaths on my front door, pretty happy with myself for my promptness. Seeing…
By Tyler Hale Arkansas is facing a nearly invisible but incredibly dangerous public health crisis. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, suicide rates are on the rise. And that’s due in large part to the issue of mental health and the stigma associated with seeking help. Mental health professionals are sounding the…
When you think of the holidays, what do you picture in your mind’s eye? Is it chestnuts roasting on an open fire while stockings sway gently overhead? Perhaps you picture laughing children as they snowball-fight or relatives embracing each other at the family party. All of these happy images are common for many this time…
By Dwain Hebda | Photography by Jamison Mosley It’s a full house for the Wednesday improv night at The Joint in North Little Rock, and Halloween to boot. Spider-Man perches on a barstool along one wall, the twins from The Shining stare goosebumps onto everyone in their path and a dead-on Wonder Woman tugs her…
Martha Ellen and Beau Talbot found each other and then their destiny By Chris Price | Photography by Jamison Mosley Thirty-nine years after they were prom dates at Stuttgart High School, Martha Ellen and Beau Talbot rediscovered each other. Soon love blossomed, and they were married in September 2016. With talents that complemented one another…
