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For the 10th year, the Museum of Discovery holds its "Tinkerfest," celebrating "innovation, exploration and discovery while uniting technology with craftspeo...

On a recent Sunday morning, when we weren't quite awake, but the coffee was hot, my husband picked a CD from his vast collection and said, "We could use a li...

It's all over the web, that "grit" thing. Seems like every day, I get some promo for a webinar on how to get more grit, project more grit, or get in touch wi...

Things have changed at Mosaic Templars Cultural Center in Little Rock. Now there's more, including a colorful and creative children's gallery called "Same Di...

A new crop of mobile money apps are promoting themselves as part of the solution to a stubborn problem: a lack of financial savvy, particularly among young A...

Research in dogs shows that stomach and intestinal problems can trigger excessive licking of surfaces, known as ELS, including floors, carpeting, walls, door...

In 2020, David LaRochelle and Mike Wohnoutka won a Theodore Seuss Geisel Award for "See the Cat: Three Stories About a Dog," an anti-primer about Max, a dog....

"Gym rat" is a term that everyone has heard at one time or another. I like to believe that, most of the time, it is applied as a compliment to those who have...

The Diamonds of Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas hosted the annual Believe in Girls (BIG) Brunch on Sept. 2 at Chenal Country Club.

The story of Drew Ford and Ryan Herget goes so far back that neither of them remembers the moment he stuck out his hand and introduced himself.

The marriage certificate, weathered and timeworn, was barely legible. What was somewhat clear, though, was the date: April 11, 1872.

Ella and James Geisler of Little Rock celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary Sept. 2. The couple were married Sept. 2, 1961. She is the former Ella Juedem...

First came the pandemic. Then followed the flood. That one-two punch of disasters kept Little Rock's Museum of Discovery closed for a total of 40 weeks befor...

Years from now, when you look back on this summer, what will you remember best? Will you smile at the memory, or wish it had been different?

"We should, like, what? Give him a year to figure out his life and move out?"