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After 20 years, busy location is closing Feb. 15 due to incidents with homeless people. "It's bittersweet," manager tells columnist David Allen, a fan of the shop.

It has almost been one year since the tragic deaths of Cora, Dawson and Callan Clancy. Now, there's an effort to help the family and Duxbury heal.

From her years in the military to battling addiction, Kelly chose to unload the weight of life's daily struggles through art and music. She overcame obstacles, inspiring many along the way.

From her years in the military to battling addiction, Kelly chose to unload the weight of life's daily struggles through art and music. She overcame obstacles, inspiring many along the way.

Colleagues from across campus share information on consulting, market research, creating internship programs, the School of Arts Community Design Clinic and various workshops.

FAYETTEVILLE -- Mary Beth Brooks loves helping people bring their entrepreneurial dreams to fruition. She also plays a mean game of pickleball.

FAYETTEVILLE -- Mary Beth Brooks loves helping people bring their entrepreneurial dreams to fruition. She also plays a mean game of pickleball.

Mary Beth Brooks, director of the Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center at the U of A, talks about the work that the center does to support independent businesses.

A local mom is working to help families find clothes for their premature babies.

RNLI volunteers were forced to abandon their fish and chip supper for an emergency launch after a report of a person in the water.