
Remember when those pet chimpanzees joined the Little Rock Zoo?
In 2008, the Little Rock Zoo acquired two chimpanzees raised as pets in a human home. Mikey, 6, and Louie, 5, came from a Maryland woman who had dreamed of bec…
In 2008, the Little Rock Zoo acquired two chimpanzees raised as pets in a human home. Mikey, 6, and Louie, 5, came from a Maryland woman who had dreamed of bec…
Let's play Obfuscation, the little game where I give you some of the definitions of a common word, and you recognize the word -- or not.
This week, I'll discuss some ways the fitness industry has evolved over the past few years and highlight opportunities to capitalize on these changes.
The little game is indebted to reader David Kelley for his timely observation Nov. 13 that the answer "retire" fit all the clues but is not a noun as well as a…
Nestled in the shadows of the towering sandstone and shale cliffs of Big Rock Quarry, below Emerald Park and not far from the Arkansas River, the North Little …
Some of my all-time favorite exercises are not necessarily considered pure "strength" movements, but they also couldn't be classified as "cardio." This cool cl…
Yates Standridge was a taciturn, violent son of Newton County whose many escapes from Arkansas jails, prisons, prison farms and prison camps in the early 20th …
'The Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria'
Carolyn Muradian's children's book, "Is Being Different a Good Thing to Be?" is a family affair.
Who here knew that a verb meaning to steady or reinforce using a rope, chain, rod or wire was "guy," our Nov. 6 word?
In October 1913, the Arkansas Gazette published a letter from Mrs. R.H. Rosamond, widow of one of Yates Standridge's victims. Her letter described what she wit…
Work travel can throw a wrench into a regular physical activity program.
Reviewers usually notice only the most recent books. We participate in a group delusion that book lovers all read very, very quickly and have already been thro…
Displaced and denied their favorite prey by logging, relentlessly winnowed by hunting, a few wolves still padded quietly about Arkansas in the 1920s. Loathed, …
Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport was still Little Rock National Airport, Adams Field, when explosives-sniffing dogs landed in its parking lots in 2004.