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By Angela Forsyth University of Arkansas economics professor Ron Rainey was only 38 years old when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer. He was working with a group of professors to put on a health fair as part of a leadership program. At the last minute, the director of the program decided to add…
Story and Photos by Joe David Rice “Good fences make good neighbors.” So wrote American poet Robert Frost a little over a century ago in his much revered “Mending Wall.” Friends who are serious about their photography tell me that good fences also make good pictures. I’m certainly in no position to argue…
By Dustin Jayroe As another dawn breaks the horizon across the Arkansas Delta and creeps towards the Ozark Mountains, wildlife is springing into a flurry of activity. Many Arkansans are still in the comfort of their home, while the Wildlife Officers of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission (AGFC) are greeting the day from…
By Kenneth Heard In August of 2005, University of Texas students returned to Austin with a sense of excitement and optimism of beginning a new school year. Students began moving into the dorms and the apartments that ringed the campus, and the Texas Longhorns, anchored by quarterback Vince Young, started football practice that eventually ended…
By Dwain Hebda // Photos by Meredith Mashburn and Jamison Mosley For Heather Graves, community director for The Pointe Bentonville, it’s all about the details. She and her staff serve one of Northwest Arkansas’ most exclusive apartment complexes where each unit in the luxury development bursts at the seams with amenities. Nothing is built…
By Mark Carter // Photos By Jamison Mosley It wasn’t the crowd. Speaking in public wasn’t a problem. It was the moment. While Arkansas startup point man Jeff Amerine began his introduction, just offstage a young man was pacing, reciting his pitch and doing pushups. And just as he was about to be introduced…
By Dustin Jayroe When the COVID-19 pandemic struck Arkansas and lingered well past the March diagnosis, many bemoaned the things that could have been. Beyond the tragedies that were stripped away from students, postponed or reinvented wedding ceremonies, and so on, plenty also yearned for the electives that were missed: concerts, vacations and the…
We can thank the Roman Empire for many pivotal innovations that set the groundwork for our progressive civilization. Their superior architectural structures, city planning methods, water and sewer management and mathematical systems established ways of life that are still apparent in our modern-day society. It’s believed that the origin of the anniversary should also be…
By Kevin Shalin Farmers’ Market Splendor at Trio’s Although Trio’s, the longtime, beloved Little Rock restaurant, does not exactly specialize in Southern cuisine, folks have grown accustomed to seeing some of the classics on the rotating menu. That anticipation pertains especially to its iconic Farmers’ Market Splendor, a wildly popular vegetarian plate that coincides with…
