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COVID Creates Nursing Crisis - Vimarsana News

COVID Creates Nursing Crisis

Record COVID cases are transforming a long-standing problem in Arkansas — the state's nursing shortage — into a crisis.

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RESTAURANT TRANSITIONS: Second spot for hot dogs opens soon; Ex-Cathead's Diner to become food hall - Vimarsana News

RESTAURANT TRANSITIONS: Second spot for hot dogs opens soon; Ex-Cathead's Diner to become food hall

Once upon a time you couldn't find a hot dog in downtown Little Rock. Now wiener joints are proliferating — first the announcement that Original Hot Dog Factory would open its first Arkansas outlet at 14th and Main streets, then the opening of Lea Lea's Gourmet Dogs & Daiquiris.

RESTAURANT TRANSITIONS: Second spot for hot dogs opens soon; Ex-Cathead's Diner to become food hall - Vimarsana News

RESTAURANT TRANSITIONS: Second spot for hot dogs opens soon; Ex-Cathead's Diner to become food hall

Once upon a time you couldn't find a hot dog in downtown Little Rock. Now wiener joints are proliferating — first the announcement that Original Hot Dog Factory would open its first Arkansas outlet at 14th and Main streets, then the opening of Lea Lea's Gourmet Dogs & Daiquiris.

Delta Variant Hits Children Much Harder - Vimarsana News

Delta Variant Hits Children Much Harder

The delta strain of the coronavirus has sickened more children and challenged Arkansas Children's in Little Rock and Children's Hospital Northwest.

Officers of the Court (Gwen Moritz Editor's Note) | Arkansas Business News - Vimarsana News

Officers of the Court (Gwen Moritz Editor's Note) | Arkansas Business News

Send Long ago I worked with a reporter who routinely suggested potential news stories without any idea of whether they were factual. His setup — “Wouldn’t it be a great story if …” — became a newsroom punchline. I have no reason to believe that he actually fabricated any articles, but his approach to journalism made me nervous. I have never known another reporter who did that. I was reminded of that dude as I edited Senior Editor Mark Friedman’s two-part story about the 2015 death of 20-year-old Luke Baker in a Jefferson County hunting lodge and the mise...