Indivisible little rock and central arkansas articles
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Tarot is everywhere. But her fresh decks are 'a little less caftan, a little more rock 'n' roll'
It’s the first Sunday morning of spring in the Wilshire-Montana neighborhood of Santa Monica and local artist Kim Krans, 43, is making the 10-minute pilgrimage from her apartment to her new favorite place on Earth: the Gloveworx boxing gym at 14th Street and Wilshire Boulevard (which has since moved a half-mile west). “There's a community here that I just adore,” she says as she walks in, wearing an oversize black hoodie and retro fire-red Jordans. Her voice is as soft and calm as it is...
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Little Rock's Transgender Community Center gets vandalized (again)
Intransitive, a Little Rock-based grassroots organization that supports and advocates on behalf of transgender people and other marginalized groups in Arkansas, was the target of vandalism over the weekend. It's not the first time.
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North Little Rock Starbucks workers file to hold union election
Starbucks workers at the North Little Rock location at the corner of JFK and McCain Boulevard have filed a petition for a union election with the National Labor Relations Board on Wednesday, according to a release from Starbucks Workers United.