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- 1BrooklynVegan Went From Indie Rock Blog to Ghost Site●BrooklynVegan Went From Indie Rock Blog to Ghost Site https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/27/style/brooklyn-vegan-indie-rock
BrooklynVegan, once a leading indie rock blog, has reportedly been hollowed out into a 'ghost site' under corporate ownership, according to a New York Times Style piece. The report examines how the once-vibrant music publication now operates with little original editorial output, becoming a symbol of the broader decline of independent music blogs.
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Little Rock has been included in a national startup initiative, according to regional reporting from Arkansas. The move positions the Arkansas capital alongside other US cities in a programme aimed at supporting entrepreneurs and early-stage companies. Local observers see it as a step toward raising the city's profile in the national technology and business community.
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Listeners are currently playing and recommending Sick, a track by Australian duo Mannequin Death Squad, known for their loud garage-punk and electro-rock sound. The song is circulating among music fans sharing what they are listening to, giving the band a fresh wave of attention. Little else is known about the spike beyond the listening activity itself.
- 4Man, 22, charged with capital murder in 2021 North Little Rock shooting●Man, 22, faces capital murder charge in ’21 North Little Rock shooting
A 22-year-old man has been charged with capital murder in connection with a 2021 fatal shooting in North Little Rock, Arkansas, according to the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. The charge follows a renewed push by investigators to close the case, and residents of the area have been reacting to the development on local news coverage.
- 5Beshear and Calipari Discuss Politics and Basketball in Little Rock▼Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear and Razorbacks coach John Calipari talk politics and basketball during appearance in Little Rock
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear and Arkansas Razorbacks basketball coach John Calipari appeared together in Little Rock, where they discussed politics and basketball. The joint appearance paired a prominent Democratic governor widely mentioned as a potential national contender with the coach who left Kentucky for Arkansas, drawing attention from both political and sports audiences.
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Little Rock Public Radio has published its weekend entertainment roundup for October 1, 2026, gathering highlights of local and cultural events for listeners in the Arkansas region. The roundup is a regular feature offering audiences a guide to music, arts, and leisure activities over the coming weekend.
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NOAA Ocean Exploration is spotlighting 'Life on a Rock,' a look at the organisms that thrive on underwater rock formations such as seamounts and rocky reefs. These hard substrates act as oases in the deep sea, hosting corals, sponges and fish that gather around elevated terrain. The topic is drawing attention as deep-ocean expeditions and seafloor mapping efforts continue to reveal little-known marine ecosystems.
- 8Little Rock REIT BSR Files for NYSE Listing▼Little Rock-based BSR files to list shares on New York Stock Exchange
BSR, a Little Rock, Arkansas-based company, has filed to list its shares on the New York Stock Exchange. The move would move the company's stock onto one of the world's largest exchanges, potentially broadening its investor base. Details on the timing and size of the offering were not immediately available.
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The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences has opened a new hospital in Saline County, Arkansas, expanding access to medical care for residents of the rapidly growing area south of Little Rock. The facility marks a significant healthcare investment in the region, and local coverage is highlighting what the addition means for patients who previously had to travel for hospital services.
- 10Hitchcock's 'North by Northwest' Screens Tuesday in Little Rock▼GREAT MOVIES | OPINION: Hitchcock’s ‘North by Northwest’ screens Tuesday at Ron Robinson Theater
Alfred Hitchcock's 1959 thriller 'North by Northwest' is being screened Tuesday at the Ron Robinson Theater in Little Rock, Arkansas. The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette highlighted the showing in its 'Great Movies' opinion series, which spotlights classic films for local audiences. The event gives film fans a rare chance to see the Cary Grant spy classic on the big screen.
- 11Arkansas arcade marks 45 years of Donkey Kong▼The Vortex Arcade celebrates 45 years of Donkey Kong and 16th Kong Klash tournament
The Vortex Arcade is marking 45 years since the release of Donkey Kong, the 1981 Nintendo classic that helped launch the arcade era, while hosting the 16th edition of its Kong Klash tournament. The event brings together competitive players for classic high-score play, and Little Rock Public Radio covered the celebration.
- 12Little Rock library hosts Midday Mix ahead of 2026 Six Bridges Book Festival▼CALS hosts Midday Mix event in downtown Little Rock, part of the 2026 Six Bridges Book Festival lineup
The Central Arkansas Library System is hosting a Midday Mix event in downtown Little Rock as part of the lineup for the 2026 Six Bridges Book Festival. The gathering previews the annual literary festival, which brings authors and readers to the region. Local media reported the event as part of the festival's early programming.
- 13P.O.D. Recruit Cory Brandan of Norma Jean for New Song 'Outbreak'▼P.O.D. Tap Norma Jean's Cory Brandan For 'OUTBREAK'
The rock band P.O.D. has announced a new song titled 'Outbreak' featuring Cory Brandan, the frontman of the metalcore band Norma Jean. The collaboration was reported by music news outlet antiMusic. Details about the track's release date or the album it belongs to have not yet been shared, and there has been little additional commentary so far.
- 14Drummer Asahi Narumi drawing attention in J-rock circles●# AsahiNarumi # Drum # Rock # Jrock # Idol # Music
Japanese drummer Asahi Narumi is being talked about across J-rock and idol music communities, with fans sharing her drumming under rock tags. Little concrete detail is available beyond her being an idol performer known for drums, suggesting a recent performance or clip has put her name in circulation among rock and J-rock music fans.
- 15Arkansas forecasters say needed rain is on the way●Arkansas Storm Team Forecast: Needed Rain On The Way
Meteorologists with the Arkansas Storm Team are forecasting rainfall headed for Arkansas, describing it as much-needed precipitation for the state. The forecast was released by Little Rock NBC affiliate KARK. Dry conditions have been a concern in parts of Arkansas, and the expected rain is likely to be welcomed by farmers, gardeners and residents watching drought or fire-risk conditions in the region.