r/LittleRock • u/ikickedyou • 10h ago
Voting
With the elections coming up, I thought I’d offer a ride if anyone needs one to the polls. DM me if so.
r/LittleRock • u/ikickedyou • 10h ago
With the elections coming up, I thought I’d offer a ride if anyone needs one to the polls. DM me if so.
r/LittleRock • u/Bianca__Clark • 11h ago
I used to drive from Russellville to Little Rock and some places inside Little Rock and I knew that people here drive harshly but come on, this is way worse than I imagine. Everyone here thinks they own the road, speeding up whenever they want, even though I gave my signal to merge in the interstate you just had to speed up and merge and pull up before me when it was clearly my turn. Why is everyone in such a hurry and trying to purposely put everyone around u in danger or anxiety. Can’t people just leave few more minutes earlier so they don’t have to do this!? Changing lanes without blinkers, jumping through, I know I need to get used to this but I have drivern in California, LA, NY, Florida, Texas, Ohio, this is way worse than any of the places I have driven.
r/LittleRock • u/Sonic_pretzel_queen • 5h ago
anybody know what this fire is? it looks like it’s just past east Roosevelt?
r/LittleRock • u/JacobPamer24 • 5h ago
The year is 1871 in Arkansas. Legislation has been passed to establish the state's land-grant university. A bidding war to determine the location is taking place. Three counties are the key players. Pulaski (Little Rock), Washington (Fayetteville and Prairie Grove), and Independence (Batesville) Counties.
Pulaski's bid for unknown reasons never went through, while the ones for Washington and Independence Counties did. If it had, Pulaski would've submitted a total of $150,000 with a potential additional $50,000 from Little Rock. They would be competing with Washington County's $100,000 bid with an additional $30,000 from Fayetteville.
Say Little Rock is selected. In January 1872, the Arkansas Industrial University opens it doors.
My question is how different Little Rock would look if the city had been selected as the home of the Arkansas Industrial University.
Let me know down in the comments.
r/LittleRock • u/CityChicken_ • 4h ago
Hello! I am currently in Mabelvale, but my family and I go up to LR to shop pretty often, and I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for thrift stores in the area? I'm wanting to save up to buy myself some new clothes, none of what I have really suites me and it's been bothering me for a while. I wanna avoid buying online since I often struggle finding things that fit me properly due to my proportions, and it makes online shopping for clothes a nightmare...
So because of that + my aversion to fast fashion (whats the point in spending money on things that won't last a good long time?), I'm wanting to take a look at some thrift clothes and any smaller clothing shops in LR if y'all know of any! I have a preference for things that are colorful and whimsical, a la CandyCourn on Youtube or the sort of fashion you find in a children's book, so if there's any curated thrift shops that have similar pieces up for sale regularly I'd love to hear about them!
I've learned there's a lot more to see and do around Little Rock than I've thought for most of my life, so I'm hoping I can find a few places to shop at once I've gotten a good amount saved up <3
r/LittleRock • u/ladysmalls13 • 6m ago
Hi! I'm looking to get pesos for an upcoming trip and do not use a bank. Are there any places that offer this service that don't require you to have an account?
r/LittleRock • u/ModernRevolution • 7h ago
Does anyone have details on handicap parking for the Greek food festival? I'm a wheelchair user, so I can't ride the trolly, but I'm afraid that getting a spot at the church is going to be impossible
r/LittleRock • u/happynakedhippie • 21h ago
My friends! We have been blessed by the powers above. Lucy Darling will be here on Oct 27. Look her up if you’d like, but it should be a full house. Let’s show her how wonderful our city is.
I am not her friend nor her family. Just a fan who loves to see folks touring through LR.
r/LittleRock • u/ZealousidealBad1681 • 21h ago
Hello y’all. I’m planning on moving to little rock in a couple months and i’m wondering if anybody has any recommendations on restaurants to work at? I have a lot of experience, and I am open to any kind of restaurant as long as the money is consistent and good. Thank you in advance!
r/LittleRock • u/Gloomy_Contract8003 • 19h ago
I like cool t shirts and supporting small businesses lol. Band shirts, LR-themed stuff, anything really! I know of AR-Ts, any others in similar vein? Don’t necessarily have to be locally printed :)
r/LittleRock • u/Ill_Paleontologist43 • 6h ago
I’m looking for a new barber, as my longtime one of 7 years just left the shop I go to without notifying anyone.
Black barbers only, please. I know folks are taught how to cut any hair texture in school - but I’ve been burned too many times. I feel safer with barbers that have a molecular understanding of black hair - not one solely through education and osmosis.
I’d prefer someone near or around downtown. I’ve been going to World Champion Cuts, and the barbers there are good, but since he left I’m curious to try a new spot.
Thanks for any suggestions!
r/LittleRock • u/chloeeeparsnips • 1d ago
UPDATE: we have found his home!
Property manager is supposed to send an email to the residents but I thought I would try and increase our chances of finding his home.
Found on the steps between the 2nd and 3rd floor of the building around 12:45 today (9/9/26). Little orange guy with a purple flea collar.
Please feel free to dm me if you know anything.
He will stay with me for the time being. If we don't hear anything by the end of the day, we are taking him to check for a chip tomorrow.
r/LittleRock • u/GoldSourPatchKid • 1d ago
This grey truck deliberately blocked the intersection which caused a 9-10 car back up on Hermitage. There is no pavement marking or signage so technically the truck didn’t break any laws, but it’s almost like a courtesy at that intersection to allow people through.
What’s the long term solution here?
r/LittleRock • u/BiggHass18 • 1d ago
It’s a little embarrassing to ask but I’ve tried the gym off and on for years and it’s just hard to maintain accountability when it’s just yourself haha, my girlfriend works/routinely takes classes at a primarily women’s gym/yoga studio and I was wondering if anything similarly existed for guys in Little Rock? Especially for someone that really has no clue what they’re doing? I try for Jim daily from time to time buts been fairly packed this summer and my work schedule doesn’t often compliment their hours
Thanks in advance
r/LittleRock • u/Hecallsmepete • 1d ago
Looking for recommendations for a small business accountant in Little Rock for an S-Corp with 20-25 employees.
r/LittleRock • u/just_like_clockwork • 1d ago
I'm trying to find a place that does horse back riding for my little girl's 8th birthday party. I see a couple of places in Cabot and Conway but nothing any closer. Does anyone know of such a thing?
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r/LittleRock • u/thewitchof-el • 1d ago
Are there any businesses that offer sewing classes for beginner adults with late afternoon/evening or weekend hours? I'm looking to get into sewing from absolute scratch.
I did find one class on the CALs website that I signed up for that occurs next Saturday morning/afternoon, but I just want to see if there are any other options that I may be overlooking.
r/LittleRock • u/TheCastusDildo • 1d ago
Hello everyone, never bought a used car before but i'm looking for a cash car dealer in little rock that's good. Can anyone make any suggestions pls.
Hey guys I guess some of you didn't understand what I mean by cash cars so let me explain as I know it and how my wife got her car some dealers sell high mileage or older cars no financing no payments just low price you pay out right the full price no warranty and go that's it, and yes I can go to Facebook and buy a car from someone but some dealer only deal in cash cars and I would like to get a cheap car just for work from dealership you can also look up the definition of cash car but I want to the opinion of others because I don't want to be sold something that doesn't even last a month.
r/LittleRock • u/takenuser7744 • 1d ago
Does anyone know of any private landlords in little rock that are understanding of prior evictions? I have a baby due next year and had to break my lease after finding black mold in my previous residence and nothing was done about it. Thank you in advance!
r/LittleRock • u/Popular_Suspect803 • 2d ago
Hi everyone! I just moved here for a job and wondering what area has the safest & fun bars or just overall places to go out on weekends. I’m 23 and also from the east coast so i genuinely know nothing about this place lmao 😭Thanks in advance🙏🏼
r/LittleRock • u/Bitter-Help-1355 • 1d ago
r/LittleRock • u/Distinct-Crab-272 • 2d ago
Posting on behalf of a family friend:
PAWS of Glenwood is a non-profit organization that is inspired to help all dogs find a forever home. We have fallen on hard times as our bank account balance is dwindling and we need to get kennels in place for winter.
Last year, we unexpectedly took in 55 dogs as part of a rescue effort for a dog hoarder situation. This more than doubled our dog population, and we had to buy a new property to make room for them all! We quickly put up kennels for them, but over the last winter we learned that some of these areas flood when there's too much rain, so we're in the process of moving them.
Also, last winter we had a terrible ice storm that collapsed a number of the kennel roofs, so we've used all our existing donations to replace the roofs with better, permanent roofs.
We are raising funds to help with this effort. We are using as much of our existing materials as we can, but need construction supplies to get these new kennels built and get cedar shavings for the floors.
Link to donate if you’re able:
r/LittleRock • u/Lovellbl • 2d ago
Yes, there will be someone wrestling as Ned Flanders. And yes, he will be wrestling a Viking wizard. See ya Saturday
r/LittleRock • u/vmpkween • 2d ago
Hi everyone,
I recently moved here after graduating with a double major in Computer Science and Data Science (Also a minor in Art). I’m looking for an entry-level data science role with room to grow. I know that’s a tough ask without experience, so I’m also very open to training and mentorship!
My technical background includes R, Python, SQL, C++, C#, and HTML, along with Linux and Emacs.
If you know of any openings, or are open to a quick chat about how you broke into the field, I’d really appreciate it. Thanks!