The Junior League's website states the following, "The Junior League of Little Rock is an…read moreorganization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women, and to improving the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable." It's also a great place to get married. I attended a wedding at the Junior League over the weekend. It provided an intimate, warm setting for the nuptials. The grand staircase lent itself for wonderful photographs and conversation. The ballroom was spacious and warmly lit with chandeliers, inlaid bulbs, and flickering candles. I recommend considering the Junior League for your next event. I speak only as a guest of the space, as I'm not aware of prices or policies, but it's certainly worth a look.

This has been the best daycare my kids love it. Very clean environment my kids are in the best care…read morehere.

what a scam...instead of selling front row seats in heaven like TV evangelists and other of that…read moreilk, these clowns try to make you believe that you are air lifting a cow or a goat to some third world dusty farm and instantly cure some poor farmer of all of life's challenges. Instead you are fueling the CEO's bloated salary and corporate jet. It's all about the loot, coupled with feel good photos of farm animals and smiling children. The only one smiling is the CEO, laughing all the way to the bank.

At CVS in Hicksville NY. 2 young students were inside doing a charity display for Heifer. Many…read morequestions I asked were answered. I note that not only do they work with getting animals to those in need , but also bees / hives - the later is a donation of 35.00 . You give all your information and then THERES THE CATCH! Seems they only have monthly or yearly subscriptions when you sign up to pay. They only take credit cards - no cash at the charity stand. I expect it's probably different to cancel once set up. I was shown a website of which does show a spot for a one time donation. Likely once done many emails and other forms of request for more support and so, more money. I chose to decline because of these factors. As there are so many organizations out there all in need of support and it is good for anyone donating to check them out wisely.

I love this school!! My children have learned so much here. It's a very positive environment filled…read morewith lots of caring and concern.

Great trainers. Went thru the program 8 years. I trust them. Great dog they provided me with…read more Disabled Veterans are lucky to have them willing to do the work.

My daughter has been a part of Bright Ideas since around August of 2015. She started off at the…read moreBryant location and then we moved to Sherwood in October of 2015. I was worried about the transition especially because she doesn't seem to do well with change and also because she had loved the Bryant Bright Ideas so much that I didnt think another daycare could top it. I was very surprised! She adjusted immediately and loves going to school here! She is 3 years old, has great teachers and all the other staff members are so nice and welcoming as well. Even the lady that runs this location is as nice as she can be. She always says "hi" and "bye", "have a great day." My daughter is always coming home telling me what she has learned that day and how much fun she had. I always feel like my daughter is being well taken care of, being treated right, learning, and is safe. Which is so important with childcare. If my daughter is ever sick and running fever, they call me right away and I'm able to run and get her. I've had a previous encounter with a daycare that wouldn't tell me when she was sick, so this is something very important to me. I also know that someone can't just come in the school and check her out. They use a thumbprint system and if you send someone else to get your child, you have to write a note with your DL beside it, take a picture of it, and email it to the school. I love the extra steps that help ensure my childs safety!

Absolutely love this lady! She is one of the best daycare provider's I have had and one of the…read morebest in this area. My son started with her when he was 8 weeks old and went with her until recently and he will be 2 soon. She is like his second mother and great with all her kids. Very well organized, clean and does plenty of activities with the kids from arts and crafts, water day, walks, circle time, learning activities, baking, and so much more. You will not be disappointed with the quality of care she will provide. Her and her family are like family to me and my son and we miss her.

What, no reviews? I mean, they have coffee!…read more The Innovation Hub is a rare kind of business - it's a Maker Space, Collaborative Workspace, Meeting Space, Class and Lecture space, event space... More than anything, it's just a giant collection of varied and profound potential. It's a giant toolbox waiting to be used. And not just as a physical space, there are tons of resources for people who want to build prototypes, apply for patents, learn new skills, or just play around. Spaces like this aren't new, but they've been popping up all over the country as Startups/Innovators/Entrepreneurs are becoming more common than they've been in decades. Where the "ARHub" stands out from most though is that it sprang out of the ground with generous funding and pure-gold real-estate, allowing it to be centrally located and valuable to people who would use it, right away. Most other areas rely on donations and crowd-funding to open and maintain these spaces, and are almost never as stable or have quite so many resources as ours does. The ARHub also deserves special notice for the attention it's gotten from other groups in Arkansas, from state Colleges to local and regional Politicians and Foundations. I could go on all day here, but I'll stop at that because there's just too much to cover. Let me just say it's absolutely worth coming in to check it out - even for the building itself, and to grab a cup of coffee while you're there, let alone the classes, events and resources available. Some resources are available for free, the classes in particular, and the building itself are more or less open to use. That also includes some of the individual coaching and grants they have. The tools and materials areas you do have to pay for, and they have monthly memberships and - if I'm not mistaken - short term options for using the spaces. Top marks!

What a fun place to get inspired, to learn, to be around interesting and caring people. It's for…read moreall generations. Discovering this place is one of the best things that has happened to me.