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Rockabilly singer Jason D. Williams appears in Saracen ads with the theme of  “Vegas, Arkansas style.”
Construction / Government & Politics / Legal

As Dice Roll, So Do AdsLock Icon

With three casinos operating in Arkansas, marketing heats up and ads proliferate. read more >
Todd Gold  
Associate Dean of the Culinary Arts & Hospitality Management Institute at University of Arkansas-Pulaski Technical College
Restaurants & Food / Retail / Tourism

Saracen Casino Chef Todd Gold on Running 8 Restaurants, Accepting A New Challenge

Chef Todd Gold, director the food and beverage department at the Saracen Casino Resort in Pine Bluff, talks about his new job and the challenges of overseeing eight restaurants and a staff of 300. read more >
Todd Gold  
Associate Dean of the Culinary Arts & Hospitality Management Institute at University of Arkansas-Pulaski Technical College
Restaurants & Food / Tourism

Gold Takes Over Food and Beverage at Saracen CasinoLock Icon

Todd R. Gold will be the director of food and beverage for the new Saracen Casino Resort in Pine Bluff. read more >
Todd Gold  
Associate Dean of the Culinary Arts & Hospitality Management Institute at University of Arkansas-Pulaski Technical College
Education / Small Business

Chef Todd Gold Still Hungry With Appetite for Instruction

Todd Gold started as a dishwasher at Bruno’s Little Italy in 1988. By 18, he was kitchen manager. After graduating from La Maison Meridian, the Memphis Culinary Academy, in 1993, he was a sous chef and executive chef for hotels, country clubs and restaurants in the Little Rock area. read more >
All Dixie Cafe locations, like this one on Rebsamen Park Road, closed in mid-December.
Construction / Real Estate / Restaurants & Food

What Drove Dixie Cafe Down?Lock Icon

In its more than 30 years, Dixie Cafe and its home-style, Southern food had worked its way into the rhythms and routines of many Arkansans’ lives. But that very familiarity may have played a part in its death. read more >
The Culinary Arts & Hospitality Management Institute at Pulaski Technical College opened its 60,000-SF, $16.5 million facility in September, complete with culinary, baking and butchery labs. | (Photo by Jason Burt)
Education / Restaurants & Food / Tourism

Culinary Education Heating Up at Arkansas Colleges

Culinary education in Arkansas’ public colleges and universities has boomed in recent years, and educators say they’re placing their students in jobs before they even graduate. read more >
Inside the new $16 million Pulaski Technical College Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management Institute in Little Rock.
Education / Restaurants & Food

Photos: Inside the $16M Pulaski Technical College Culinary Arts, Hospitality Center

Pulaski Technical College opens the doors to its new $16 million Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management Institute in Little Rock. Here's a look inside. read more >
Restaurants & Food

Purple Cow Coming to Conway

Hendrix College in Conway is moving forward early in 2013 with a multiuse building project adjacent to the campus and has named the first commercial tenants who have committed to the coming building on Steel Avenue, among them the Purple Cow. read more >