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The Sasquash at Funky Stretch Pizza, ribs at Lindsey's Hospitality House and more: The best things we ate in September - Arkansas Times (opens the original)
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With September in the rearview, we’re looking back at some of the best restaurant dishes the Eat Arkansas team came across over the last month. Send us your favorite bites and food selfies from the last four weeks as we plan our October dining schedules. North Little Rock pizzeria Funky Stretch Pizza makes a lot of strange and wonderful Asian-fusion items I dream about, but there’s one inexplicably delicious pizza called the Sasquash that’s my go-to. It’s a white pizza (AKA no red sauce) topped
New York Magazine discovers the gentrification of Walmart - Arkansas Times (opens the original)
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Apparently, fashion folk are excited that Walmart is now cool, and by cool we mean the clothes aren’t as ugly as they used to be. Some of them are even cute. In between the racks of stretch pants and NASCAR T-shirts are well-constructed blazers, beaded handbags, and cardigans in thick knits designed by fashion heavyweight and former Lady Gaga stylist Brandon Maxwell. A New York Magazine reporter named Chantal Fernandez came down to Fayetteville recently to cover this urgent and unexpected news i
First hearing held in challenge to Arkansas’ abortion ban - Arkansas Times (opens the original)
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How is a doctor supposed to know when it’s okay to perform an abortion under Arkansas’ near-total abortion ban? That question was at the center of Monday’s hearing in Pulaski County Circuit Court, where Judge Cara Connors heard arguments over whether to dismiss a lawsuit, Waldorf vs. Arkansas, challenging the state’s ban. In what was the longest volley in the two-plus-hour hearing, Connors repeatedly pressed the state’s attorney on what concrete guidance the law gives doctors in deciding whether
Arkansas abortion ban lawsuit faces its first day in court, while the state works to dismiss it - Arkansas Times (opens the original)
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On Monday, September 28, an Arkansas circuit court judge will hold the first hearing in Waldorf v. Arkansas, the case first brought in January on behalf of six women and one OB-GYN seeking to strike down Arkansas’s extreme abortion ban. The state hopes it will be the last hearing as well, as it has filed a motion to dismiss the case, arguing that the state of Arkansas is immune from lawsuits. Arkansas’s abortion ban, which came into effect following Roe v. Wade‘s 2022 defeat, prevents abortion e
Witness a bird tornado at Swift Night Out - Arkansas Times (opens the original)
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Tomorrow evening marks the annual Swift Night Out, a continent-wide gathering to behold swarms of chimney swifts, a species known for spiraling down chimneys in spooky, dramatic swarms that make it feel like Halloween is around the corner. The Audubon Society will host the event on Tuesday, Sept. 15 at its Little Rock location on Springer Boulevard, which boasts multiple towers built just for chimney-swift nesting and slumbering. Uta Meyer, a center manager, describes Swift Night Out as a casual
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