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The Southern Fried Podcast: Little Rock's litter and graffiti problem with Capi Peck | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

The Southern Fried Podcast: Little Rock's litter and graffiti problem with Capi Peck | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Restauranteur and Little Rock civic leader Capi Peck joins Rex on this week’s episode to discuss, most notably, the litter, trash and graffiti problems that plague the Little Rock metro area.

Little Rock city board members vote to increase their annual pay by $7,000 | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Little Rock city board members vote to increase their annual pay by $7,000 | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Members of the Little Rock Board of Directors during a meeting on Tuesday voted to increase their annual pay by $7,000.

Hampering hunger - Vimarsana News

Hampering hunger

The annual Hunger Action Breakfast, hosted by the Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance, was held Sept. 21 at the Junior League of Little Rock Building. Part of Arkansas' Hunger Action Month, the event honored winners of the Acting Out Against Hunger Awards.

Like A Rock: Three Local Restaurant Institutions Stay the Course - Vimarsana News

Like A Rock: Three Local Restaurant Institutions Stay the Course

In a restaurant industry where change is constant and failure is far too common, three Little Rock institutions — The Faded Rose, Trio’s and Brave New Restaurant — have managed to maintain success for years. And while the food obviously plays a huge role, so too do the individuals responsible for serving it up.

Little Rock city directors reject measure to increase their annual pay from $18,000 to $28,000 - Vimarsana News

Little Rock city directors reject measure to increase their annual pay from $18,000 to $28,000

Members of the Little Rock Board of Directors in a 7-3 vote on Tuesday rejected a proposed ordinance that would have raised the annual pay received by the board's 10 elected city directors from $18,000 to $28,000.