The "sinister world" of artist Michael Watson, who wishes to be referred to as Michael, is now on rare display in a small basement gallery just off Fayetteville's downtown square.

Upcoming live music events across Arkansas.

The River City Men’s Chorus offers a concert it’s titling “FREEDOM!,” which a news release describes as “a choral celebration of the ways we dream of, achieve and exercise our many freedoms,” 3 p.m. Sunday and 7 p.m. Monday and April 23 at St. James United Methodist Church.

West Memphis, 1935: In the era long before Interstate 40, busy U.S. 70 was the main route from Memphis to Little Rock. One business that served motorists was Jordan's Texaco, the uniformed attendant posed with a customer. The sign to the far left says gas was 18 cents per gallon.

We've reported that Friday will be the last business day for Iriana's, 201 E. Markham St., Little Rock. But the space, as well as the pizzeria void the closure will create, will not be long vacant. Brandon Dorse, former co-owner of The Railyard, and his wife, Madi Dorse, also a restaurant industry veteran, plan to open a new pizza parlor, Mad Slice, by June 1.