Mark Carter

Teamwork makes the dream work, the saying goes, and teams can come in varying shapes and sizes. This month, however, we’re recognizing two-person teams in AMP’s second-annual Dynamic Duos. Selected from reader nominations, Dynamic Duos recognizes those two-person teams —…

Just as The Natural State has been home to “that Arkansas wine” for going on 150 years — borrowing an old tagline from Wiederkehr Wine Cellars — that “Arkansas airline” helped lay the foundation for the growth of commuter airlines…

Lucie Pathmann’s hiring in October to direct global branding for Westrock Coffee as its senior vice president of communications represented a return to familiar ground, and the Central Arkansas PR veteran is helping guide the company through significant growth. Westrock’s…

The Last Word Eric Musselman’s loving embrace of Arkansas basketball — its tradition, significance to the well-being of the state’s collective psyche and perhaps more importantly, its further potential — has me thinking back to the early Eddie Sutton days…

March Madness, its annual requisition of America’s workplace productivity in tow, has descended. After a two-year pandemic hiccup that included no basketball at all (2020) and basketball in a bubble in front of limited fans (2021), postseason college hoops returns…

Arguably the state’s most historic baseball site — many would contend there’s no debating it — will return to action this spring in Hot Springs as the revamped and renovated Majestic Park baseball complex. The five-field complex is set up…

Over the past two decades, Razorback fandom has registered prominently on one part of the sports misery index — the heartbreak category. Hog fans’ collective heart has been ripped from our collective chest numerous times. Whether through the hands of…

In this playoff age of college football, bowl games don’t carry the weight they once did. That’s not a quote from Captain Obvious, but it could be. This year, 42 were staged, two of them in a 17,000-seat soccer stadium…

Power Women: Before Becoming First Lady of Hog Hoops, Danyelle Sargent Musselman Was Her Own Brand These days, if an official title could adequately describe Danyelle Sargent Musselman’s daily routine, it would be General Manager of #teammusselman. That’s how it’s…

In the mid-1920s, a man whose name appears lost to posterity decided to travel from St. Louis to New Orleans by way of the Mississippi River. By walking the Mississippi, that is, courtesy of custom-made pontoons attached to his feet.…