We LOVE good food < and philanthropy > at Inviting Arkansas. This month’s issue features the Trio’s Restaurant Managing Partner Stephanie Caruthers in conjunction with the tastiest event in town, Taste [ … ]
2020 Visionary – Rick Fleetwood
By Kim Meyer Webb | Photography by Dero Sanford His quick wit and charm make Rick Fleetwood the life of the party. Always advocating for the welfare of all [ … ]
Hospitality & Hope
By Kim Meyer-Webb | Photography by Sarah Oden | Hair & Makeup by Haydon Howard with Red Beauty Lounge | Shot on location at Marlsgate Plantation This Arkansas native describes [ … ]
Champion for Children
By Kim Meyer-Webb | Photography by Sarah Oden Marcy Doderer is a champion for children. Her leadership as president and CEO of Arkansas Children’s continues to improve the health and [ … ]
Voice of the Trojans
By Kim Meyer-Webb | Photography by Dero Sanford After nearly four decades, Ray Tucker has become synonymous with UA Little Rock Trojans basketball. He returned to Little Rock – [ … ]
90 Years Strong
By Kim Meyer-Webb | Photography by Rett Peek Catholic High School is renowned for its timeless discipline that blends seamlessly into a curriculum of academic excellence that continues to [ … ]
The Legendary Doe’s Eat Place
We LOVE good food < and drinks > at Inviting Arkansas. This month’s issue features the legendary Doe’s Eat Place and “for goodness STEAKS” – it exceeds all expectations! In conjunction [ … ]
An Ode to Vogue: Philanthropy + Fashion
By KIM MEYER WEBB | Photography by RETT PEEK | Hair and Makeup by SUZY BALKMAN with Bristle + Balm | Wardrobe from Barbara Jean Rachel Sims believes authentic [ … ]
I am ACCESS. This is ACCESS. We are ACCESS
By Kim Meyer-Webb | Photography by Sarah Oden | Hair by Amy Hester with Red Beauty Lounge | Makeup by Susy Melendez with Red Beauty Lounge | Wardrobe from B. [ … ]
The Excel Center at Goodwill Industries of Arkansas
Goodwill Industries of Arkansas believes that all individuals have the capacity to succeed with the right resources – despite disability, illiteracy, a criminal record or an unfortunate series of events. [ … ]