Daniel Bryant
Arlo Washington Talks Financial Education & the Wealth Gap
“The Barber of Little Rock,” a 2023 film about Washington, was nominated for an Academy Award as Best Documentary Short Film. read more >
Hill Station Nears Opening in Hillcrest
The opening of Little Rock’s Hill Station, the restaurant occupying the remodeled and expanded Helmich Auto Service site at 2712 Kavanaugh Blvd., is eagerly anticipated. read more >
District Fare in Plans for New Hillcrest Restaurant Planned at Helmich Location
District Fare will play a role in Daniel Bryant’s new restaurant at the former Helmich Auto Service site at 2712 Kavanaugh Blvd., though details are scarce. read more >
Hillcrest’s Helmich Auto Could Be Site for Restaurant
Doug Martin, owner of the property on Kavanaugh Boulevard, says restaurateur Daniel Bryant, assisted by Little Rock architect Tommy Jameson, has plans for the property. read more >
Gus’s Brings ‘World Famous’ Fried Chicken to Little Rock’s River Market
Gus’s World Famous Fried Chicken seemed to be living up to the “World Famous” designation last week in Little Rock’s River Market District. The place was jumping with lines occasionally snaking out the door. read more >
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