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Esquire: Surreal moments with Arkansas AG Tim Griffin
There's nothing funny about Attorney General Tim Griffin's attacks on transgender people or his grandstanding to block abortion rights, but at least he
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Evidence shows SWEPCO plans two new natural gas plants for Northwest Arkansas, seeks to keep coal plant online
Even as the utility pushes ahead with fossil fuel development, critics are saying renewables will be key to a cleaner, more diversified grid in the fu
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Memorial concert for musician Andy Conrad on Saturday
A concert memorializing Andy Conrad, a beloved member of the punk rock scene in Little Rock, is slated for Saturday at Ozark Pavilion in Riverfront Park.
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Little Rock’s Buffalo Grill planning to reopen Saturday
Buffalo Grill owner Doug Green has sent word that barring any setbacks he is planning to reopen the Riverdale neighborhood burger institution on Saturday
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LRSD hires contractor to redraw school zones, cutting the board from 9 to 7
The Little Rock School Board hired a company to redraw the district’s zoning map, the latest in a series of steps to comply with a state-mandated rest
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Little Rock’s Baja Grill delays closure one month following donation from regular 
Don’t count out Little Rock’s Baja Grill quite yet.
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Data suggests a $50K plan to drill test wells on Franklin County prison site may be all wet
Despite decades of evidence that these wells won’t work, none of the three backup plans mentioned by corrections officials appear feasible
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Yum Yum Halal brings Middle Eastern flair to Southwest Little Rock’s food truck scene
Yum Yum Halal, a new Middle Eastern food truck offering meals prepared with halal meats, adds to the rich selection of mobile restaurants in southwest
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Power dynamics abound in The Rep’s ‘God of Carnage’
“God of Carnage,” the Arkansas Repertory Theatre’s second show of the summer season, is an exceptionally talky affair. Barely a second goes by without
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Arkansas to receive $44.5 million from Purdue Pharma opioid settlement
Hit hard by the opioid epidemic, Arkansas will collect a sizable chunk of settlement cash for treatment, research and prevention.
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Free books, fresh looks at the July 2 Reading in the Rock 
LRSD students are invited to come claim their free books and haircuts Wednesday.
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‘Political handywoman’: A Q&A with feminist trailblazer Suzanne Pharr
Born in 1939, Suzanne Pharr’s career as an organizer and so-called “political handywoman” spans over five decades, much of which has been spent giving
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Fayetteville unveils new LGBTQ historical marker ahead of annual pride weekend
City officials, members of NWA Equality and community members gathered to commemorate the installation of a new marker honoring Fayetteville’s past with
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Got questions about enrolling for Medicaid or SNAP? Laman Library is here to help
Laman Library hosts a two-hour help center every week with Centerpeace of Life, a nonprofit that aims to connect people in need with resources they're
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Here are the finalists for the 2025 Arkansas Food Hall of Fame
Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Thursday announced the finalists for the 2025 Arkansas Food Hall of Fame.
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New data, no new funding: What Arkansas LEARNS means for early childhood education
LEARNS made huge changes to how K-12 education works in Arkansas, but it also has implications for preschool and child care services. Here’s what the 2023
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