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OPINION | MUSIC REVIEW: Bryan Adams, Pat Benatar rock crowd at North Little Rock arena Original

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By Frank Lockwood Verified
| Arkansas Democrat Gazette Verified
Let us read it for you. Listen now. Your browser does not support the audio element. Music lovers took a time machine to the 20th century Saturday, relishing joyful, high-decibel performances by Bryan Adams, Pat Benatar and her husband, Neil Giraldo, at Simmons Bank Arena in North Little Rock. The show took place on the 45th anniversary of the launch of MTV and featured two of its early superstars. A video by Benatar, "You Better Run," was the second to air on the ground-breaking cable channel.
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St. Margaret’s Episcopal in Little Rock displays gallery by international artist

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By Frank Lockwood Verified
| Northwest Arkansas Democrat Gazette Verified
Surrounded by pine and oak trees, grass, prayer gardens and a gurgling water fountain, St. Margaret's Episcopal Church is a spiritual oasis along Little Rock's Chenal Parkway. Now, it's an art gallery as well, displaying faith-informed works by international artist Ludmila Pawlowska. "Icons in Transformation," which includes scores of works, opened July 19 and is scheduled to continue until Nov. 8.
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Grants provide composter for Mount Eagle Retreat Center in northern Arkansas Original

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By Frank Lockwood Verified
| Arkansas Democrat Gazette Verified
Let us read it for you. Listen now. Your browser does not support the audio element. CLINTON -- Mount Eagle Retreat Center in northern Arkansas now has a fully functioning industrial-grade composter, thanks to grants from Methodist organizations in Arkansas and nationwide. The machinery takes food scraps, warms them up and slowly turns them, transforming them into high-caliber organic material that looks and feels somewhat akin to finely ground coffee beans.
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