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IT TAKES A LIFETIME: Ex-teacher now teaches mahjong to willing adults
Ellen Lowitz taught fourth-graders for a couple of years in New Orleans. Now she teaches mahjong to grownups around Central Arkansas.
Kimberly Dishongh
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Subscriber ExclusiveRIGHT TIME RIGHT PLACE: They learned etiquette and dancing at cotillion
Cheryl Roberts and Les Anderson learned proper etiquette together when they were in cotillion as children.
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Subscriber ExclusiveCHEAP EATS | OPINION: Kream Kastle returns to delight of joyous customers
The popular dairy bar closed last summer, and was recently resurrected by Heather and Ray Queen, the family who owns Salem Dairy Bar. The crowd and chaos were …
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Subscriber ExclusiveHIGH PROFILE: Magnolia’s Jennifer Hubbard retires, closes boutique after 44 years in the fashion business
Jennifer Hubbard opened Jennifer's on Magnolia's Courthouse Square in 1980 and has outfitted as many as four generations of women around town -- and beyond -- …
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Subscriber ExclusiveRIGHT TIME RIGHT PLACE: Couple’s moms decided their kids should meet
Sharay Lovett and Beau Durbin might not have met if not for their mothers' mutual affinity for fashion -- and for their children.
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IT TAKES A LIFETIME: Air Force career entailed adventure, advancement
Jack Meadows left school in the eighth grade, more in need of a job than an education at the time.
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In appreciation
Supporters of the Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival gathered June 27 at the home of Suzie Durbin, overlooking Lake Hamilton in Hot Springs, for a Donor App…
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RIGHT TIME RIGHT PLACE: She helped him find a job after he was laid off
Shelby Brewer and John Lyon are picturing a lifetime together, but it took them a bit to get the details just right.
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Subscriber ExclusiveRIGHT TIME, RIGHT PLACE: Arkansas expats meet in D.C., pizza aces the link
Lucy Speed heard Quinten Whiteside before she saw him.
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Former McGehee mayor, 98, chronicled internment camps
Rosalie Santine Gould was away at college and blissfully unaware that an area near her hometown was being used to house a Japanese internment camp during World…
