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Author Archives: paulefallon
Profile Response: Rosalie Gould, McGehee AR
Rosalie Gould has striking grey hair, perfectly cut, clear skin and strong features. She is a handsome woman for any age. At 91, Rosalie Gould is a marvel. Rosalie’s family emigrated to the Arkansas delta from Italy in 1895 when … Continue reading
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Tagged Butler Center for Arkansas Studies, McGehee AR, Rosalie Gould, Rowher Internment Camp
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Profile Response: Cindy Smith, Tillar AR
Dinner with Cindy Smith at 43 Grill is a lively affair. As Public Relations Director of Delta Resort and Spa, she knows everyone in the place. Between introductions she spins great stories. And there’s a third presence. Though he was … Continue reading
Profile Response: June Hardin, Bryant AR
“These are sinful. They taste so good you feel you’re doing something wrong.” June Hardin, poet, daughter, sister, citizen, and pecan waffle lover savored every bite of her syrupy Waffle House breakfast while we talked. Ms. June is a beautiful … Continue reading
Profile Response: Dean and Terrie Turner Little Rock AR
One of my favorite songs to sing along the road is “You Made Me a Pallet on the Floor.” The traditional blues/folk tune sounds great at full throttle into the wind and always reminds me of the many, many gracious … Continue reading
Profile Response: Rhonda Sanders, Arkansas Food Bank, Little Rock AR
“This is a concept of transferring food from people who have too much to those who don’t have enough.” Rhonda Sanders outlines the basic premise of the Arkansas Food Bank as she tours me through the 76,000 square foot facility … Continue reading
Profile Response: Jensyn Hallett and Tracey Meyer Chesser, Heifer International, Little Rock AR
“Our mission is to end hunger and poverty while caring for the earth.” Those words, on the main display at the reception area in Heifer International’s Little Rock headquarters, might seem presumptuous if they weren’t so true. Since its founding … Continue reading
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Profile Response: Matt Cleveland, Little Rock AR
Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson has described a crisis in the state’s foster care system. There are twice as many children in need of foster care as available placements. The governor is trying to increase the number of foster homes, … Continue reading
Profile Response: Erica Swallow, Little Rock AR
“It all comes down to education and who you hang out with in school.” Erica Swallow acts as if there’s little remarkable about the daughter of a single mother who grew up in a trailer with intermittent electricity in northeast … Continue reading
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Tagged Erica Swallow, Little Rock AR, MIT, Noble Impact, NYU, Ray Kurtzweiler, singularity, Southern Swallow
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Profile Response: Shawna Remy and family, Russellville AR
“My clients call me before they call their doctor because they know I will look for ways to get healthy rather than accommodate being ill.” Shawna Remy is a massage therapist who has a range of long-time clients and a … Continue reading
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Tagged EEtility, Johnnie Marlin LaCaze, Russellville AR, Shawna Remy
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