• Best of Arkansas 2010

    Best of Arkansas 2010

    July 29, 2010
    Readers have spoken in our annual Best of Arkansas contest. Read on for the winners in dozens of categories and enjoy our usual range of articles highlighting some of our readers' top picks, plus our own staff's choices on other categories worth mention. /more/
  • Cover Stories

    Food fight

    July 29, 2010
    At least in the locavore world, the idea that vendors in the Little Rock Farmer's Market — this year's readers' choice for the best place to find fresh vegetables — sell produce that's not grown in Arkansas makes folks fighting mad. /more/

    Clean breaks

    July 29, 2010
    Fox and Hound is a winner for pool. /more/

    Start your engines

    July 29, 2010
    And head to The Pit Stop. /more/

    Eye on Arkansas

    Eye on Arkansas, July 29

    July 29, 2010

    Eye on Arkansas, July 22

    July 22, 2010

    Arkansas Reporter

    Report warns of water shortage

    July 29, 2010
    Is Arkansas drying up? /more/

    Water, water, everywhere

    July 22, 2010
    Flooding, drainage woes in Dark Hollow. /more/

    The Insider

    Bridges of sighs

    July 29, 2010
    The trash cans are full to brimming and the bird droppings carpet the Junction Bridge in places, but you've got to climb five sets of stairs to see the sad state of affairs, because the south side elevator is broken. /more/

    Smart Talk

    Smart Talk, July 29

    July 29, 2010
    The Arkansas Arts Center filed a report with Little Rock police last week accompanied by an audit of a former employee's credit card charges that suggested the card had been used improperly for personal expenses. /more/

    The Observer

    The Observer, July 29

    July 29, 2010
    If you haven't seen the video that got four folks fired at KARK awhile back, you should look it up online and watch it. In the video — apparently a fictionalized version of the life of an Arkansas TV reporter — one of that channel's now-former on-air folks cusses, talks ill of his co-workers, and gushes about how much he loathes the subjects of his interviews. /more/

    The Observer, July 22

    July 22, 2010
    Having lunch last weekend at a cafe in Conway, The Observer was witness to the first get-together of the Culinary Historians of Conway. So far, there are only two of them; they seem to be struggling with an inefficient advertising department. /more/

    The Week That Was

    The Week That Was, July 21-27, 2010

    July 29, 2010
    Good week: careful spending, vehicle inspection, the Green Party, Little Rock School Board, Little National Airport, prayer. Bad week: comfort, North Little Rock Mayor Pat Hayes. /more/

    Letters

    Enforce the law

    July 29, 2010
    I keep hearing folks calling for immigration reform. What I don't get is why those folks are not calling for strong enforcement of existing laws on that issue. /more/

    Editorials

    Serial hurter

    July 29, 2010
    Was Jack the Ripper a Republican? Some historians say "no," pointing out that Jack's crimes — all those we know of — were committed in London, suggesting that the perpetrator was an Englishman, and unlikely to be affiliated with an American political party. /more/

    Max Brantley

    Here we go again

    July 29, 2010
    A Little Rock School Board election this September again could figure in the fate of the school superintendent. /more/

    John Brummett

    Answering pesky critics

    July 29, 2010
    Not to make a habit of it, but let's do one of those columns responding to critics. /more/

    Ernest Dumas

    The real Tim Griffin

    July 29, 2010
    Republican candidate last week dodged deserved damage. /more/

    Bob Lancaster

    Refutiating

    July 29, 2010
    You Betcha says what the country needs is more refutiating, and I think she might be right. /more/

    Words

    Words, July 29

    July 29, 2010
    Brain food, wimwams and more. /more/

    Archives

    Columnists

    Max Brantley

    Here we go again

    A Little Rock School Board election this September again could figure in the fate of the school superintendent. /more/

    John Brummett

    Answering pesky critics

    Not to make a habit of it, but let's do one of those columns responding to critics. /more/

    Ernest Dumas

    The real Tim Griffin

    If you live a charmed political life or else dwell in the right place /more/

    Bob Lancaster

    Refutiating

    You Betcha says what the country needs is more refutiating, and I think she might be right. /more/

    Arkansas Blog

    Over to you

    The line is open. I'll have to count on crowd sourcing for wedding reports, troll watch and related duites.

    Chelsea Clinton's wedding day UPDATE

    Interesting. Nothing, after a number of catty runup articles, in the New York Times today on Chelsea Clinton's wedding to Marc Mezvinsky this evening at an estate within commuting distance from New York City.

    Cardboard boat races at Greers Ferry

    Does Kat Robinson ever stop traveling? I don't think so.

    Rock Candy

    Last night: Justin Bieber

    Justin Bieber's management didn't have any review tickets for us for last night's concert. But they did have room for our photographer, Brian Chilson.

    Saturday To-Do: Randy Travis

    Country superstar Randy Travis visits Timberwood Amphitheater this Saturday.

    Saturday To-Do: Dax Riggs

    Dax Riggs to Juanita's this Saturday.

    Eat Arkansas

    Stomped

    Kat Robinson experiences hot haze, cold iced tea and the art of grape stomping at Altus Grape Festival.

    Hidden pie

    So many places to have good pie in our state... you might think discovering the next great pie shop would be impossible. But great pie has been discovered near Fort Smith.

    It's an end of an era: Browning's is closed

    Hope you savored that last Saltillo Plate, Brownings fanatics. Because last night the Heights Tex-Mex standby shut its doors, possibly for good.

    Eye Candy

    Calling all (toy) artists

    Playtime approaches: "Toys Designed by Artists."

    Light in the Ozarks

    A $4.2 million painting in Crystal Bridges Museum is revealed today.

    Going through the motions

    Walton Arts Center, Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Alice Walton, Walton Family Foundation

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