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Stephanie Smittle

Stephanie Smittle

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Editor, Arkansas Times

Little Rock

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  • Best bites of March

    By Rhett Brinkley, Stephanie Smittle Verified, Daniel Grear Verified, Benjamin Hardy Verified, Austin Gelder| Arkansas Times Verified As March comes to a close, we’re looking back at some of the best restaurant dishes the Eat Arkansas team came across over the last four weeks. Send us your favorite bites and food selfies over the last month as we plan our April dining schedules. Pad thai curry with yellow curry (off menu) at Bangkok Thai CuisineI’ve been eating at Bangkok Thai Cuisine in the River Market’s Ottenheimer Hall for years, alternating mostly between their pad thai and yellow curry, depending on my mood.

    By Rhett Brinkley, Stephanie Smittle Verified, Daniel Grear Verified, Benjamin Hardy Verified, Austin Gelder · Arkansas Times

    Mar. 31, 2025

  • Ayana Gray’s forthcoming ‘I, Medusa’ is a villain origin story

    By Stephanie Smittle Verified| Arkansas Times Verified “The best villains never think of themselves that way.” That’s what Little Rock-based and New York Times best-selling author Ayana Gray cites as inspiration for her new novel, “I, Medusa.” Set for a release this fall, the book is, Gray told People magazine this week, “a villain origin story” of the much-maligned snake-crowned Gorgon of Greek myth. On one hand, “I, Medusa” is a departure from Gray’s previous work.

    By Stephanie Smittle Verified · Arkansas Times

    Mar. 28, 2025

  • Best bites of March

    By Rhett Brinkley, Stephanie Smittle Verified, Daniel Grear Verified, Benjamin Hardy Verified, Austin Gelder| Arkansas Times Verified As March comes to a close, we’re looking back at some of the best restaurant dishes the Eat Arkansas team came across over the last four weeks. Send us your favorite bites and food selfies over the last month as we plan our April dining schedules. Pad thai curry with yellow curry (off menu) at Bangkok Thai CuisineI’ve been eating at Bangkok Thai Cuisine in the River Market’s Ottenheimer Hall for years, alternating mostly between their pad thai and yellow curry, depending on my mood.

    By Rhett Brinkley, Stephanie Smittle Verified, Daniel Grear Verified, Benjamin Hardy Verified, Austin Gelder · Arkansas Times

    Mar. 31, 2025

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Arkansas Times

Arkansas Times print advertisers reach over 100,000 readers or about 25% of the adults in Central Arkansas – each week. Arktimes.com advertisers reach over 180,000. Our readers are primarily college educated and employed professionals. They're active in their community and therefore plugged into the content of Arkansas Times, which offers an authoritative mix of political and cultural reporting seasoned by wit and a keen sense of place.

Little Rock, Arkansas, United States

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Founded: 1974