Tickets are on sale for the inaugural East Village Street Food Jam, a new food truck and live music event in downtown Little Rock. Held on the lawns of the Clinton Presidential Center, the event will feature a picnic seating area, a beer garden and a Kid’s Zone.

Arkansas’ May 22 primary and non-partisan judicial election is right around the corner, and early voting is underway. You have likely heard the hubbub surrounding the voter ID requirement. The latest: The Arkansas Supreme Court decided that election officials at the polls can require voters to present photo identification prior to casting ballots.

Nothing beats the summer heat like a dip in the neighborhood pool or visit to a local water park, but Chris Shillcutt with Little Rock’s Wild River Country encourages everyone to stay safe in the water.

Skin cancer, the most common type of cancer, is also the most preventable, according to Dr. Mark Viegas with CHI St. Vincent. Skin cancer can almost always be cured if discovered and treated early.

In a place, not so far away, The Arkansas Symphony Orchestra will present the music of “Star Wars” this fall.

Made by Few was conceived six years ago to inspire web designers, developers, creatives and entrepreneurs in the startup space. Today, MxF 6 continues to carry that torch and has expanded by adding additional activities while highlighting the amazing food, people, culture and talent across the region.

In today’s competitive workforce, it’s important to create an appealing work environment for prospective and current employees. Before making the decision of whether or not to apply for, accept or leave a job, individuals consider job perks like benefits, hours, wages and culture. This is especially important to young professionals and millennials.

Running a business comes naturally to me, but managing a staff is still a challenge. It’s review time in our office and after 22 years, there is no magic formula to lead and motivate. Here are five tips to help those of you like me.

The National Archives has launched a Citizen Archivist program, enlisting virtual volunteers to improve the accessibility of its records.

Dr. Chris Jones is no stranger to innovation. With graduate degrees in nuclear engineering and urban planning, Jones brings more than 20 years of leadership and experience in community development, energy and infrastructure to the Arkansas Regional Innovation Hub.

Cinco de Mayo musts:

2018 Rock City Margarita Festival – Sample margaritas from 25+ vendors while enjoying outdoor games, music and taco trucks. 4-7 p.m. at Heifer Village & Urban Farm. Tickets are $25. 21+ only.

The Argenta Reading Series connects writers with audiences. Hear April’s writers Lee Conell and Lisa Dordal on April 28, 6:30 p.m. at Argenta United Methodist Church.