The private option has already changed lives. Resident Dena Kemp is highlighted in the Arkansas Times article about the effect of the Afforable Care Act. Arkansas Times by David Ramsey Photo by Brian Chilson Dena Kemp 39, Little Rock “My whole world has changed today,” said Dena Kemp last week, on the day that she found […]
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Arkansas Times Posted by Daniel Walker on Thu, May 1, 2014 at 7:16 AM Obtaining fresh fruits and vegetables is often financially burdensome for low-income families. This, coupled with the fact that much of the fast-food and pre-packaged, processed foods are so inexpensive, only adds to the obesity epidemic in our country—of which Arkansas, of course, is not immune. But
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Soiree May. 1, 2014 Our House Shelter hosted a “sneak peek” tour of the construction of the new Children’s Center. Donors, friends and staff were able to see the progress of the new center, slated to open this month. View Photo Gallery here.
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THV 11 News LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (Our House) – The ninth annual Dinner on the Grounds benefiting Our House will be held Friday, May 2nd from 6:30 to 9 p.m. on the sprawling lawn of the Terry House, a historic mansion in the heart of downtown Little Rock. All proceeds from the event will benefit
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Plying one trade or another since childhood, Rusty Mathis loves work that suits his gregarious nature. But the general manager of Ben E. Keith Foods in North Little Rock isn’t all about work – his pen. Arkansas Democrat-Gazette By EMILY VAN ZANDT SPECIAL TO THE DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE PHOTO BY JOHN SYKES JR. For Rusty Mathis and his
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Easter tradition attracts more than 1,000 to downtown LR Arkansas Democrat-Gazette By Aziza Muza Photographer Melissa Sue Gerrits More than 15 years ago, Frances Johnson went to her first sunrise Easter service, and she’s been back every year since. But this year proved a little more special for the Little Rock native. Her 17-year-old son,
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Arkansas Democrat-Gazette By Bobby Ampezzan If there’s one thing I know about hip young people, they love the affectation and attire of the very, very old. Artifacts, sometimes. Last month, The New York Times caught the nation’s attention with “One Part Mr. Peanut, One Part Hipster Chic: The Monocle Returns as a Fashion Accessory.” I’m not
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