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New Drive-In Movie Theater Coming to Little Rock
by Madeline Burke August 12, 2020
by Madeline Burke August 12, 2020
There is a new drive-in movie theater coming soon to Little Rock called the MP Outdoor Cinema at 6700 Allied Way. It will have a 20’ by 36’ massive screen for 200 cars to park and view. Scott Thompson with…
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Arkansas Drive-In Theaters Getting a Rewatch Due to COVID-19 Pandemic
by Court Lanning July 6, 2020
by Court Lanning July 6, 2020
COVID-19 has changed spending habits for thousands of Arkansans, and one of the industries hit hardest by the pandemic is movie theaters. Big chains like AMC Theatres and Cinemark have been closed for months. But one retro alternative is getting…
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Executive Director, Producing Artistic Director Resign at Arkansas Shakespeare Theater
by AMP Staff June 24, 2020
by AMP Staff June 24, 2020
Arkansas Shakespeare Theatre (AST)’s senior leadership team is undergoing a significant shift. Both executive director Ruth Marotte and producing artistic director Rebekah Scallet are resigning from their positions at the summer theater festival hosted at the University of Central Arkansas…
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Cinemark Theaters Laying Off Hourly Employees as Industry Faces Challenges
by Tyler Hale April 15, 2020
by Tyler Hale April 15, 2020
The Cinemark theater chain is laying off more than 17,000 hourly workers as the company adjusts during the COVID-19 pandemic. These layoffs will affect employees at three Arkansas theaters. In a Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing dated April 13,…
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Walmart No Longer Requires Masks for Fully Vaccinated Customers May 14, 2021
Walmart customers will no longer be required to wear a mask or face covering when shopping. On Friday, May 14, the Bentonville retailer announced that it would no longer require fully vaccinated shoppers to mask up. However, the company “will… The post Walmart No Longer Requires Masks for Fully Vaccinated Customers appeared first on AMP.
Arkansas Artist Jerrod Brown Brings a Custom Touch to His Business May 14, 2021
The world of art is definitely not a straight-forward cut and paste environment. There really are no rules or limitations to what artists can do, and Jerrod Brown, impractical surface extraordinaire, proves just how limitless art can be. There’s not… The post Arkansas Artist Jerrod Brown Brings a Custom Touch to His Business appeared first […]
Little Rock Ending Mask Mandate on May 15 May 14, 2021
The City of Little Rock’s mask mandate is coming to an end on May 15. Mayor Frank Scott Jr. announced that the city is terminating its mask mandate, effective Saturday, May 15. He cited new guidance from the Centers for… The post Little Rock Ending Mask Mandate on May 15 appeared first on AMP.
Reports: Little Rock Fire Department Fighting Flames at Sims Bar-B-Que May 14, 2021
The Little Rock staple Sims Bar-B-Que on Geyer Springs appears to have caught on fire Friday afternoon. The Little Rock Fire Department was on the scene with multiple trucks sometime around 3 p.m. Claire Kreuz, a reporter for local affiliates… The post Reports: Little Rock Fire Department Fighting Flames at Sims Bar-B-Que appeared first on […]
House Report: Honoring Law Enforcement Officers May 14, 2021
When an officer is killed, it is not only a loss to the agency, it’s a loss to our entire state. National Police Week is May 9-May 15. May 15 has also been designated as Peace Officers Memorial Day to… The post House Report: Honoring Law Enforcement Officers appeared first on AMP.
Ballard Taking Over as Director of Operations on Hutchinson’s Staff May 14, 2021
Gov. Asa Hutchinson has named a new deputy chief of staff for internal operations. Hunter Ballard will be taking on the role, succeeding Ateca Foreman, who is taking over as the executive director of the Arkansas Fair Housing Commission. Ballard… The post Ballard Taking Over as Director of Operations on Hutchinson’s Staff appeared first on […]
Op-Ed: Threat Watch: Colonial Oil Pipeline Attack Shows Cybersecurity Need May 14, 2021
On Friday, May 7, the Colonial Pipeline Company, a major transporter of fuel on the U.S. East Coast, was hit with a ransomware attack using the Darkside ransomware. While the attack did not affect systems directly related to fuel pipelines… The post Op-Ed: Threat Watch: Colonial Oil Pipeline Attack Shows Cybersecurity Need appeared first on AMP.
Venture Center, ICBA Expand ThinkTECH Initiative with Thought Leadership Series May 14, 2021
The Venture Center and the Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) are expanding their ThinkTECH initiative with a series of curriculum-driven events, including a thought leadership series on emerging technologies. Starting the series off, ICBA and the Venture Center will… The post Venture Center, ICBA Expand ThinkTECH Initiative with Thought Leadership Series appeared first on […]
Governor’s Address: Nurses Make A Difference May 14, 2021
This is National Nurses Week in Arkansas, and today I’d like to talk about how the pandemic has highlighted the value of our nurses and about the laws the General Assembly passed this year that allow nurses to offer more… The post Governor’s Address: Nurses Make A Difference appeared first on AMP.
New Arkansas Hoops Assistant Coach Hire is a ‘Smart’ One May 14, 2021
Arkansas Coach Eric Musselman continued to pull the right strings with another good move to his coaching staff this week. Musselman hired former Indiana legend and former NBA head coach Keith Smart. Smart hit one of the most iconic shots… The post New Arkansas Hoops Assistant Coach Hire is a ‘Smart’ One appeared first on […]

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