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RESTAURANT TRANSITIONS: The status of David's Burgers is iffy in River Market | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

RESTAURANT TRANSITIONS: The status of David's Burgers is iffy in River Market | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

David's Burgers in the River Market: Google lists it as "temporarily closed." However, a reader who works at the nearby Central Arkansas Library System main campus tells us it has apparently closed permanently.

RESTAURANT TRANSITIONS: The status of David's Burgers is iffy in River Market | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

RESTAURANT TRANSITIONS: The status of David's Burgers is iffy in River Market | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

David's Burgers in the River Market: Google lists it as "temporarily closed." However, a reader who works at the nearby Central Arkansas Library System main campus tells us it has apparently closed permanently.

The Local Dish on Dining in Downtown Little Rock & Argenta - Vimarsana News

The Local Dish on Dining in Downtown Little Rock & Argenta

The food in these dining destinations covers the gamut from American to Asian, Irish, Italian and Mexican. Craving coffee or dessert? You'll find that, too.

Getting a free play on monthly pizza night - Vimarsana News

Getting a free play on monthly pizza night

Sometimes on Tuesday nights when Karen goes to her book club, I meet my buddy for supper.

Steve Landers' campaign outspending Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr., helped by $400,000 of his own money - Vimarsana News

Steve Landers' campaign outspending Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr., helped by $400,000 of his own money

Little Rock mayoral candidate Steve Landers Sr.'s campaign outspent incumbent Mayor Frank Scott Jr. this year as the retired auto magnate loaned his own campaign $400,000, according to campaign finance reports filed Tuesday.