The Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences and the Arts in Hot Springs is hosting a Silver Gala on March 27 to celebrate the 25th anniversary of its first class.

Two of Broadway’s most famous musicals are among the attractions for the upcoming season at Robinson Center Music Hall. “Wicked” (Jan. 1-19) and “Cats” (June 5-7, 2020) headline the five-act season which begins with Jimmy Buffet’s “Escape to Margaritaville” on Nov. 1.

As the former Chairman and CEO of Acxiom Corporation and current Chairman and CEO of First Orion, Charles D. Morgan shares a lifetime of knowledge in his latest book, “Now What? The Biography of a (Finally) Successful Startup.”

While the 91st Academy Awards ceremony has come and gone, the movie celebration in Little Rock continues. The theme of this year’s annual Downtown Dash 10K/5K race hosted by the Junior League of Little Rock is “Movie Madness,” with all participants encouraged to dress as their favorite movie character.

Keep those black ties and dresses in the closet for the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra’s upcoming Beethoven and Blue Jeans performance April 13 and 14 at the Robinson Center.

Even for those with no Irish heritage to boast, St. Patrick’s Day means a time of fellowship and fun with friends and family. Here in Arkansas, the celebration will include a slew of parades across the state.

Whether it’s a company presentation or a Sunday prayer, speaking to a crowd can be terrifying. Here are four helpful tools:

National Women’s History Month was created to highlight the many unsung female figures in our nation’s history. Each of us has benefited from contributions made by women who have helped to build and protect America.

After suffering from hearing loss, Gregory Scott became anxious when meeting with clients in public places throughout New York City. Not knowing if he could hear clients at bars or restaurants worried him.

As the owner of a women-led public relations and content marketing firm, this is one of my favorite issues of The Arkansas 100. It’s March, and we are celebrating Women’s History Month. In this special issue, we reflect on women from across the state who are leading the charge in communities, businesses, nonprofits and sports.

For many people, saving for the future is a challenging and sometimes impossible task. For Sarah Catherine Gutierrez, it is a passion. After witnessing the lives that were affected by the financial crisis of 2008, she founded Aptus Financial, with the goal of providing transparent, objective and non-conflicting advice.

Small business drives the Arkansas economy, and the purpose of the Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprise division is to help start and grow small businesses owned by minorities and women. Division experts act as facilitators for professional services and as counsel for new and existing companies.