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The high flying Little Rock National Airport
High executive pay, foreign travel and $272,000 in credit card charges per year.
Better late...
A tipster informed us that Michael Langley, director of state Alcoholic Beverage Control, had turned up in early November on the list of attorneys suspended for failure to complete the required annual 12 hours of continuing legal education.
Eat Arkansas, for breakfast
A survey of the best the state has to offer.
Condom lock box
If Kroger locks away condoms for moral reasons, it is an absolute public health outrage. If they are locked away because of theft, is there not a nonprofit organization that will reimburse Kroger for lost condom sales?
The Observer, Nov. 25
The Observer isn't a Harry Potter superfan; but we are a fan of the written word, and we are a fan of folks getting excited enough about a book that they'll do crazy things in celebration of it.
La belle vie
Jetting to Paris on the airport's tab.
Best breakfast in Arkansas: Central Arkansas
From Ashley's to Stoby's, all the best spots in the middle of the state.
Drop by drop
Concerns over mining site in Hot Springs.
Best breakfast in Arkansas: Northwest Arkansas
From Common Grounds in Fayetteville to The Cliff House Inn in Jasper, all the best breakfast spots Northwest Arkansas has to offer.
Best breakfast in Arkansas: Northeast
From the Front Page Cafe in Jonesboro to Penny's Place in Weiner, the best breakfast places Northeast Arkansas has to offer.
Best breakfast in Arkansas: South Arkansas
The South Fork Restaurant and Truckstop in Gurdon, Johnny B's Grill in El Dorado and JJ's Lakeside Cafe in Lake Village serve the best breakfast you'll find in South Arkansas.
Best pastries
The other side of breakfast
Columns
Words, Nov. 25
I wish I had a quarter for every time I've had to explain something to a lawyer. Here's another one at work.
Grace, 2010
Thanks for the new driver's license photo which might lead one to think that the organ donations it authorizes have already been made. Thanks for how healthy gravy is.
As the schools turn
Still paying attention to the Little Rock School District? If so, and if you've been confused about recent events, maybe I can help.
KABF moves forward, slowly
Recent changes too little, too late?
My pal the opportunist
This is the kind of thing that can happen when you take a newspaper opinion columnist and elect him to responsible public office. You wind up arguing about what the state's nickname ought to be.
Tax work, not wealth
The hoary theory that taxing the wealth of people with lots of it is the root of all problems is going to get a new test in Washington, Little Rock and a few other state capitals.
Prayer pal
Lt. Gov.-elect Mark Darr said Tuesday that he'll offer a daily prayer for Gov. Mike Beebe, adding that he wants to get along with Beebe. Can't hurt, though this may require a little heavier praying on Mr. Darr's part.
Entertainment
Hard to keep a good clown down
A visit with the Arkansas Juggalo Family.
Miracles meet luck at War Memorial Stadium
The Hogs did about everything they could do to lose Saturday's game. They also did everything they had to do to win. Focus on whatever side of that coin you want, but I'll chalk it all up to road woes and look ahead to the Battle for the Boot.
'Billy Blythe'
Nov. 19, Women's City Club
The best 'Potter' yet
'Deathly Hallows' raises the stakes.
The To-Do List, Nov. 26-30
Arkansas Razorbacks v. Alabama-Birmingham Blazers, Big Silver's Thanksgiving Special, Hinder, Battle of the Boot, Mannheim Steamroller, "Sin Sunday," Blood on the Dance Floor/Roxy Cottontail
Brad Paisley
Verizon Arena, Nov. 19
The Televisionist, Nov. 25
On Thanksgiving Day cable marathons.
Dining
Starlite's second act
North Little Rock's beloved dining car returns.
What's Cookin', Nov. 25
Flying Burrito Co., 300 President Clinton Ave., is scheduled to close on Tuesday, November 30, according to a post on its Facebook page.
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