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With a rich history of musical performance and ASO involvement, the new music director is ready to lead the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra into its 58th season and unite Arkansans with music.

Arkansas's capital is packed with activities for a trip to the city.

BEE BRANCH -- When Alan and Angela Mahan started itching to expand Rabbit Ridge Farms in 2016 they began by selling meats from a cargo trailer outfitted with a generator and created social media marketing campaigns. They set up in parking lots, or in someones driveway, attended festivals and handed out samples.

"The Color of Freedom: Honoring the Diversity of Americas Servicewomen," a traveling exhibit created by the Military Womens Memorial in Arlington, Va., focusing on the sacrifices and contributions of minority women who served in or alongside the U.S. military, opens Saturday at the MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military History, 503 E. Ninth St., Little Rock.

Longtime customers Tim and Tracy Jackson have bought Terri Lynns BBQ and Delicatessen, 10102 N. Rodney Parham Road, Little Rock, from Aaron and Kristin Hether, who who took over the business in 2005.

Longtime customers Tim and Tracy Jackson have bought Terri Lynns BBQ and Delicatessen, 10102 N. Rodney Parham Road, Little Rock, from Aaron and Kristin Hether, who who took over the business in 2005.

AVALON ON TV Conway native and "RuPauls Drag Race" season 13 winner Symone, along with her House of Avalon friends, will star in a new TV series.

Award-winning architectural photographer Timothy Hursley shares the spots he frequents (and sometimes photographs) in his hometown of Little Rock.

If you have a question about food in Arkansas -- particularly about where to find the best food in Arkansas -- ask Kat Robinson. Shes been writing about it since 2012 -- and "The Great Arkansas Pie Book," just released, is her 12th publication. Robinson, who also authors "River Valley Eats" for the River Valley Democrat-Gazette, answered these questions for Hidden Gems: A Book Column.

Horror movie fans are some of the most peculiar people that I know. A bit cultish by nature, almost all of them are self-described weirdos, outcasts and misfits. They are bound together by the belief that they live on the fringes of society; and even though theres this camaraderie among them, they still bicker back and forth about what makes a great horror movie -- is it the blood, gore and body count, or is it suspense, jump scares, and the atmosphere created by things that go bump in the night...