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Hurts Donut is closing its store in downtown Little Rock - Arkansas Times (opens the original)
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Hurts Donut, the over-the-top donut chain specializing in terrifyingly sugary toppings, announced Thursday that its location in downtown Little Rock is closing soon. The news comes via Facebook, where the business posted that its final day of operation will be Oct. 8. Hurts is known for having round-the-clock hours — even cheekily claiming to be open “25/8,” whatever that means — but the final week of service will be scaled back to just 5 a.m.-11 p.m. Despite being in walking distance from the A
Gloria Ray Karlmark, one of the Little Rock Nine, to release biography in 2027 - Arkansas Times (opens the original)
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In 2027, readers can expect a new way to engage with the Little Rock Nine’s historic integration of Central High School. To coincide with the 70th anniversary of their heroism, Gloria Ray Karlmark — one of the nine — is releasing a biography co-written by Swedish journalist Elisabeth Åsbrink. According to the publisher, “Gloria Ray: The Little Rock Nine and the Fight for Civil Rights” focuses on “the story of that transformative year, and the deep roots of American racism and slavery from which
‘It’s a throwback kind of thing’: A Q&A with Mike and Keesha Motley of Motley’s Farm - Arkansas Times (opens the original)
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In a world where it’s become nearly impossible to unplug, Motley’s Farm in south Little Rock (13724 Sandy Ann Drive) offers a homespun refuge from the chaos of daily life. A bona fide family operation founded in 1982, the farm is now run by husband-and-wife duo Mike and Keesha Motley, who took over from Mike’s parents, Randy and Linda Motley, in 2023. The Motleys specialize in providing Central Arkansas with its annual supplies of Natural State-grown pumpkins and Christmas trees, but a visit to
Ron Robinson Theater screens 'The Exorcist,' 'The Corpse Bride,' 'The Fly' and more in October - Arkansas Times (opens the original)
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CALS Ron Robinson Theater is coming in hot for Halloween with a spooky slate of October film screenings that range from lightly thrilling to downright scary. In addition to showing four Alfred Hitchcock films — “North by Northwest,” “Strangers on a Train,” “Marnie” and “Rear Window” — the month’s lineup includes beloved fare such as “The Exorcist,” “Young Frankenstein” and “The Corpse Bride.” Tickets can be purchased here, and beer, wine and concessions will be sold on site. A full list of the O
‘The Saturday Night Live of Arkansas politics’: A Q&A with Gridiron veteran Beth McAlpine - Arkansas Times (opens the original)
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Gridiron, a biennial satirical musical production led by the Little Rock legal community, has been going on for more than 100 years. By all accounts uproariously funny, biting and entertaining in its lampooning of Arkansas politics, the show’s existence somehow eluded me until recently. Maybe you, too, are a bit in the dark. Longtime participant Beth McAlpine, a music teacher at Jefferson Elementary School, caught me up to speed. She also provided a preview of what to expect from this year’s sho
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