Northwest Profiles
MALE CALL: Staying fly in wingtip, cap- or plain-toe shoes
LITTLE ROCK — Q. In a recent article about wingtip shoes, you discussed their ongoing popularity. I am a fan of the style and own two pair. One is black with the traditional wingtip perforations on the toe; I have had them for more than 15 years. The newer pair is brown and the toe is plainer, but still has a wingtip design, not a cap-toe. Read More »
ANNIVERSARIES
NORTHWEST ARKANSAS — March 7, 2010 Read More »
ENGAGEMENTS
LITTLE ROCK — Erin Busch and Joshua Wright, both of Springdale, plan to marry at 4 p.m. March 20, 2010, at Salem Lutheran Church in Springdale. Read More »
Engagements
LITTLE ROCK — Laura Christine Allen, daughter of Kathy and Joe Petet of Austin, Texas, and Blake Miller, son of Cheryl and Mark Miller of Little Rock; July 17. Read More »
SPOTLIGHT CHILDREN’S MUSEUM OF NORTHWEST ARKANSAS
Favorite hoofer can’t boogie? That’s ‘fixable’
ROGERS — As a general rule, bribing judges is a bad thing. Read More »
Robert Smith Treuer World-wise rogue
SELF PORTRAIT Date and place of birth: Aug. 24, 1944, Albert Lea, Minn. Family: partner Debbie Sederstrom, daughters Annette Smith and Fatima Treuer and sons Rob and Latigo Treuer The style of the Castle Rogues Manor is really a mix from cultures all over the world. Read More »
Engagements
LITTLE ROCK — Angela M. Blakley, daughter of Debbie Blakley of Stamps, and Michael Matthew Kimes, son of Freddie and Michael Kimes of Mulberry ; Aug. 24. Read More »
SPOTLIGHT SOUP SUNDAY Family-advocates group ready to say ‘soup’s on !’
FAYETTEVILLE — Dee Lea was reared on a farm in Minnesota, so a little — or a lot — of the white stuff doesn’t bother her. Read More »
RIGHT TIME RIGHT PLACE Impolitic joke got him a cold shoulder
FAYETTEVILLE — Janine Parry and Bill Schreckhise met in the fall of 1992, on their first day of graduate school. Both were starting work on master’s degrees in political science at Washington State University. Read More »
NOTABLE NEIGHBORS Makes the city his business
FORT SMITH — Gary Campbell has won four consecutive terms as a Fort Smith city director, and he’s never run unopposed. Read More »
LIFELONG HEALTH Childhood obesity personal for first lady
Not a week goes by without medical journals and national press being full of new information about obesity. While the war against weight gain has been mounting for several years, recent leadership from first lady Michelle Obama and the White House aims to push the cause further. Read More »
Smiles are his specialty
SPRINGDALE — Dr. S. Bryan Whitaker is shaping the way we think about teeth. Read More »
Tea party sets the table for aiding homebound
ROGERS — Fending off the blues since she closed the doors of her decor store last spring, Vicki Marquez has discovered how good it feels to focus on others. Read More »
MALE CALL Quality, not quantity, is the key
LITTLE ROCK — Q. I read your column today and realized a flaw in my clothing. You mentioned feeling “terrific” in what you wear and I realized that at work I am dressed well, but I never look terrific (regardless of my actual looks). You imply that this need not involve revamping all my clothes and going broke, so what can I do? Read More »
Marriages
As Printed on 14/02/2010 Read More »