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Maybe history just likes repeating itself, did you ever think of that? Or maybe there's a scratch on the historic record. It repeats itself a lot, and not just in cascades of doom. Trifling bits of history replay again and again as though stuck in a loop.
From the sticks to the suburbs to the heart of the city.
The 1922 Arkansas State Fair was held in Little Rock right where it was held in 1921.
Alex Blass, partner with Cushman & Wakefield/Sage Partners, says companies are increasing office amenities to retain workers.
Little Rock, 1958: The heart of the shopping district was still along Main Street. To the left is Woolworths, remembered for civil rights protests at its lunch counter, but gone today. The flagship Blass store is an office building today. Towering in the distance is the Grady Manning Hotel, the site today of the Little Rock Convention Center. KTHS to the right was in the first Gus Blass building, now restored.