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Managing editor at the Arkansas Times. Formerly ProPublica, Arkansas Nonprofit News Network, ACAMS moneylaundering.com.
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UALR Bowen Law School to install Ten Commandments displays after state senator personally delivers copies to dean

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By Benjamin Hardy Verified
| Northwest Arkansas Democrat Gazette Verified
The University of Arkansas at Little Rock's William H. Bowen School of Law will put up displays of the Ten...
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Last year, Three Fold shocked fans with a menu overhaul. Can the restaurant win back skeptics?

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By Benjamin Hardy Verified
| Arkansas Times Verified
In addition to being steamed rather than boiled, the new dumplings at Three Fold are now served in bamboo baskets. From the moment she opened Three Fold Noodles and Dumpling Co. in downtown Little Rock more than a decade ago, Lisa Zhang has stubbornly followed her own path.
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Vegging out: A dozen of our vegetarian and vegan favorites from around Little Rock

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By Rhett Brinkley, Austin Gelder Verified, Daniel Grear Verified, Benjamin Hardy Verified
| Arkansas Times Verified
Is it just us, or has it gotten harder to find a decent veggie meal out and about these days? Six or seven years ago, it seemed like more and more restaurants — even in Arkansas! — were offering meat-free options. Every other millennial announced themselves as vegan (sometimes dubiously), and Impossible Whoppers were the future. Well, chalk it up to the keto diet, RFK Jr. or just an ineffable shift in the zeitgeist, but things have changed.
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