By now the vast majority of credit and debit cards in your wallet most likely have made the switch over to the new EMV chips, credit card companies and banks have been rolling out cards over the last couple of years. A quick trip out to a locally owned restaurant or shop will tell you […]
A marine named Mac (played by Logan Marshall-Green, with a very thick mustache) returns to his hometown of Memphis from Vietnam in 1972, but doesn’t exactly get a parade and a kiss on the cheek. To make things worse, he’s expected to just go back to civilian life with his wife Joni (played by Jodi
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** Update Big Orange managed to raise over $3,500 for the Arkansas Food Bank to go toward fundraising efforts in the state through this campaign. Thanks for everyone who participated with your meals and gifts. Here are the final campaign numbers and the check given to the Foodbank. Local hunger relief efforts have come a long
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Little Rock has a long running success of being a second market for a number of Memphis and Dallas hot spots as they look to grow. Almost all have done very well in Little Rock, so it is no surprise that as Memphis based Soul Fish Cafe set their eyes on the first location outside
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A quick look around the food scene in Little Rock tells you that there are very few older restaurants in town that manage to stay relevant. Few still that have survived 30 years. Even fewer that have maintained at least part of the original ownership. Then there are only a small handful of those who
The Saline County food scene took another hit this week as cajun restaurant Mo’ Betta Gumbo announced they were closing. The location just off I-30 near Saline Memorial Hospital has been one of the few bright spots in the Benton food scene. It was the second location for Mo’ Betta which originally launched in Loveland
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Core Brewing’s Argenta Public House got off to a rocky start for their first Central Arkansas location. When they opened up shop in the former Starving Artist location on Main street they made the decision to follow the brand’s theme of a beer focused spot, void of any food. In fact they even stripped out
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Ten years ago – even five years ago – a vegetarian wasn’t like to find many options when eating out in Rock City. These days, however, there are options galore for plant-based folks. It’s been a while since we last looked at what veggie dishes/menus are available locally. Next time you’re eating out with your
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The Little Rock restaurant scene has evolved dramatically in recent years. Those of us who have been around Little Rock for a while can attest to the dramatic growth. Many of the places we eat at today were nonexistent, old gas stations, warehouses, or called something different even 10 years ago. My first job out
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Ballet Arkansas gears up for their third annual Visions Choreographic Competition on August 20 at 7:00pm at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock’s Center for Performing Arts University Theater. Tickets are $40 for adults and $30 for students, seniors or military with a valid ID. The annual competition features dozens of emerging choreographers from around
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