October 2011 Issue

October 2011 Soirée
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Welcome to Metro Little Rock: 15 Great Neighborhoods You'll Love
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While Little Rock is the region’s anchor and the largest in population, it’s one of nine different cities in the metro that offers its residents affordable housing, excellent career opportunities, quality health care and education, convenience, beauty and more. In addition to Little Rock and its communities, the metro includes North Little Rock and Argenta, Maumelle, Benton, Bryant, Conway, Cabot, Jacksonville and Sherwood, all of which are less than 50 miles from the capital city. Because... read more >

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26 Cool Things To Do in Metro Little Rock
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An eclectic guide to the best activities and attractions in and around Metro Little Rock. read more >
Dine Like A Native: 10 Of Metro Little Rock's Best Places To Chow Down
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When it comes to dining, Metro Little Rock serves up an impressive menu. From home-cooking and American, to sushi, Italian, French and Brazilian, the metro area offers restaurants to please every palate. Our favorites are endless. But with the help of Little Rock Soirée magazine and a team of local insiders, we pared it down to 10 restaurants you'll want to find fast. read more >
Good Dog: Metro Pets Enjoy Parks and Pleasures Too!
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Metro Little Rock is a great place for you and your four-legged friend. Check out our handy list of animal-friendly parks and activities that will make Fido feel at home in no time. read more >
Metro Little Rock's Social Calendar - 2011-12
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There's no better way to befriend the natives than to mix and mingle with them. Luckily, Metro Little Rock plays host to a variety of fun social and cultural events that benefit numerous local, state and national causes. Attending one of these events is a perfect way to meet new people, learn more about the area and give back to your new community. read more >
Getting Down to Business
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In Metro Little Rock, business is a big deal. A handful of national and international companies—some homegrown, some transplants—have their headquarters here. Due in part to the region's low cost of living and abundance of natural resources, the area is an economic draw for everything from agribusiness and manufacturing to retail, health care and communications. Below, some of the businesses you'll want to learn more about. read more >
Metro Little Rock's Cultural Scene Has National Appeal
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Notable theaters, museums and art galleries dot the map all across Metro Little Rock, making for a vibrant arts scene. Whether you want to make your on-stage debut, volunteer as a docent or just sit in the audience and soak it all in, there are a number of ways to make your mark on Metro Little Rock's cultural landscape. read more >
Metro Little Rock: An Outdoorsman's Paradise.
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No matter what open-air pursuits you're interested in, Metro Little Rock won't disappoint. Golfers can enjoy pristine greens at any of the area's numerous courses, while the nature-enshrouded Arkansas River Trail lends itself to running and cycling. There are also opportunities to enjoy kickball, tennis, volleyball, soccer or water sports. Or you can just sit back, relax and watch the game. College basketball, minor league baseball and—twice a year—college football, are all played here. read more >
World-Class Health Care in Metro Little Rock
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Several local hospitals are known internationally for their accomplishments in not only care, but also research. For instance, the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, a state-of-the-art teaching and research medical center in Little Rock, treats more patients for myeloma than any other facility in the country. It's just one way in which UAMS and other area hospitals are leading the world. read more >
Local Colleges Pave the Way for Great Careers
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If you're relocating for reasons other than work, now's the perfect time to make a career change. No matter what you're interested in, the colleges and universities throughout Metro Little Rock likely have a degree field to complement your interests. Plus, since Arkansas is big on furthering the education of its people, scholarship opportunities are abundant. To learn more about Arkansas' education options and scholarships, contact the Arkansas Department of Higher Education at www.ADHE.edu. read more >
Dentists: Top 5 Local Favorites
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Who are the best dentists in Metro Little Rock? Which veterinarian provides the most compassionate service? We've got answers to those questions and more in this handy list. We asked local insiders who they would recommend for a handful of important needs, and after sorting through tons of votes, we've compiled the cream of the crop to share with you. read more >
Notable Neighbors: Dr. Jeanne Wei
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Born in China and raised in Chicago, Dr. Jeanne Wei came to Metro Little Rock in 2002 to serve as professor and executive vice chair of the Donald W. Reynolds department of geriatrics at UAMS. In 2009, she received her current title at UAMS as executive director of the Donald W. Reynolds Institute on Aging and chair of the department of geriatrics. She calls Little Rock's lively River Market District home, which she said she loves for its many restaurants, shops, museums and libraries. read more >
Get To Know These 7 Notable Neighbors
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From professional artists and athletes, entrepreneurs and award-winning chefs to top-notch doctors and educators, some of the nation's best and brightest just happen to be your new neighbors. read more >
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