Chip Murphy News Today

Women & Children First celebrated the 10th year of the gala by recognizing the Men Behind the Mission. The gala was held February 6 at the Little Rock Marriott.

The Arkansas Children’s Hospital (ACH) Auxiliary has committed $6.25 million in support of the hospital’s largest-ever expansion. ACH Auxiliary president Sara Beth Hughes made the announcement at the 18th annual

With the help of a little holiday magic, this years Miracle Ball will support a historic expansion for Arkansas Children’s Hospital.

Diners are more often finding surchages and service fees added to their restaurant checks. One local restaurateur says its to keep up with the rising costs of, well, everything.

If there’s one thing Natalie and Win Rockefeller Jr. hope for the future, it’s to find a cure for cancer. Having lost his father, the venerable Lt. Gov. Winthrop P. Rockefeller, in 2006 to myeloproliferative disease (a blood disorder that can lead to leukemia if left untreated), it’s become one of Win’s top priorities.

For generations these Arkansas families have made vital contributions to the state’s economic landscape, while also maintaining a commitment to giving back through numerous philanthropic endeavors.

The 2022 Miracle Ball, a shared project of Arkansas Children’s Hospital (ACH) Auxiliary and Arkansas Children’s Foundation, raised more than $870,000 benefiting Arkansas Children’s Hospital.