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Order flowers and gifts from Lisa's Bouquets & Gifts located in Little Rock AR for a birthday, anniversary, graduation or a funeral service. The address of the flower shop is 20794 Arch Street, Little Rock Arkansas 72206 Zip. The phone number is (501) 261-7117. We are committed to offer the most accurate information about Lisa's Bouquets & Gifts in Little Rock AR. Please contact us if this listing needs to be updated. Lisa's Bouquets & Gifts delivers fresh flowers – order today.

Business name:
Lisa's Bouquets & Gifts
Address:
20794 Arch Street
City:
Little Rock
State:
Arkansas
Zip Code:
72206
Phone number:
(501) 261-7117
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Apr 4, 2021

Obituary for James "Jim" Lowell Henderson, of Mabelvale, AR - Arkansas Online

JAMES "JIM" L. HENDERSON, 78, of Mabelvale, went to be with our Lord on March 31, 2021, in Little Rock. Jim was born in Beebe, Ark., on June 4, 1942, the son of Vernon and Eva Henderson. He served our country in the United States Army. He married Wanda Sue (Lewis) Henderson on May 6, 1966, and they shared 54 years of marriage. Jim worked until retirement as a locomotive engineer for Union Pacific Railroad. In his free time, he loved spending time with his beloved family and also enjoyed hunting, fishing, and gardening. He was a member of Park Place Baptist church in Bryant. Jim leaves to cherish his memory, his wife Wanda Sue Henderson, his daughter Sheila Head and husband Donny of Little Rock, his grandchildren Nicole Anderson and her husband Joseph of Little Rock, Brandon Head and his wife Jordin of Perryville, great-grandchildren Lilianna Gonzalez and Riggs Head, three sisters Betty Henderson, Vangalee Brown, and Rita Hardin and her husband Clifford, all of Searcy. Jim was preceded in death by his parents, and two brothers Virgil and Rick Henderson.Visitation will be held...

Oct 10, 2019

REX NELSON: Selling flowers since 1886 - NWAOnline

We're in the basement of the flagship Heights location of Tipton & Hurst at 1801 N. Grant St. in Little Rock, and it's like an international bazaar. There are boxes from Colombia and Ecuador, and they're filled with fresh flowers. I'm being given a tour of the building by Howard Hurst, the president of Tipton & Hurst, one of Arkansas' oldest family-owned businesses. "There's a jewelry store in Camden that's older than we are [Stinson's Jewelers, founded in 1850], but that's about it as far as retailers go," Hurst says. "Our business started on Main Street in 1886." Howard's grandfather, Joe Hurst Sr., was born in England in 1859 and raised in Scotland. He came to this country at age 18 to work on railroads and wound up in Little Rock, where he entered into a partnership with flower-grower David Tipton. In a box on his desk, Howard Hurst has the original partnership documents. For years, the company had greenhouses at 14th and Park near Little Rock Central High School. Those greenhouses can be seen in the background of some of the photos shot during the 1957 Central High School...

Nov 28, 2018

Artists take diverse approaches to flowers in two central Arkansas exhibits - Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Art and the oil paintings of Diana Shearon at Red Door Gallery. Williams-Smith, who is retired from the art faculty at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, works in the demanding, intricate sphere of metalpoint -- silver, copper, gold and more -- to create images that appear to be almost academic botanicals. Until you let them soak in. "The Messengers: A Survey of Work in Metalpoint" presents 39 works by Williams-Smith from 1987 through this year. The 1987 piece, Pin Rose, is a silverpoint and graphite work that is simple and direct, yet hints at resistance to being constrained. Initially working only in silverpoint, Williams-Smith has exerted her command over other metals as well, enriching her work with different backgrounds (black gesso and color tints) and integrating watercolor, crayon and other media as welcome pops of color and emotional texture. But this creative expansion never takes away from her skillful metalpoint technique. Case in point: what is perhaps her most striking and beautiful work yet, the stunning Divine Energy, a 28-by-20 inch silverpoint, watercolor, crayon, white charcoal and graphite on tinted acrylic gesso and watercolor paper. It is a painstakingly executed presentation of allium schubertii -- aka flowering onion. In Williams-Smith's hands, three of these plants turn into a fireworks-like explosion of creative energy. Divine, indeed. Roses in the exhibition also capture the eye -- especially the gorgeous Clairvoyance, a 2012 silverpoint on black gesso. In it one sees dawning of awareness, of truth emerging from darkness. Pink Rose is a 2007 silverpoint and watercolor that is only 5 by 4 inches, but its impact is much larger. Also present in the gallery is a vase of dried roses and one of allium schubertii, which inspired works in the exhibitio...

Apr 7, 2017

More than spring flowers make city beautiful place to be

Senior Center of Boulder City held its Rock, Roll & Stroll to help raise funds for its Meals on Wheels program.While there was very little rocking, rolling or strolling, there was plenty of giving. Residents and businesses alike contributed to the event’s success, donating funds and services.Perhaps one of the most touching contributions was by four young home-schooled girls, who ranged in age from 3-9. They set up shop as the Petit 4 Bakery, offering a variety of homemade sweet treats.Having obtained donations to purchase the necessary ingredients, they were able to donate all the money they received that day to the cause. And plenty of people were in the giving spirit as they left their change on the table to be donated as well.At the same time, Lend A Hand held its second annual caregivers fair, where locals were able to learn about services to make caregiving for the frail, disabled and elderly easier. While no money exchanged hands, that kind spirit of thinking of others was evident everywhere.Just days earlier, I saw that same sentiment expressed with dozens of pizza. The Bunco Babes, a very informal group of women from Boulder City and Henderson who play the dice game once a month, had gathered at the Nevada State Veterans Home to serve pizza to the residents. The veterans who call the facility home were more than happy to receive the treat.They i... (Bouldercityreview)

Feb 9, 2017

It all adds up that Flowers is a great guy

Super Bowl, Trey Flowers would have won. ... Flowers was not the only former Razorback on the field Sunday. Walt Coleman, a native of Little Rock and longtime NFL referee, was the alternate referee for the Super Bowl. He was glimpsed a couple of times on TV on the sidelines. Coleman was a Razorbacks baseball player in the early 1970s. He's a member of the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame and second generation football official, following in the footsteps of the late, great Buddy Coleman, who was one of the top college referees for many years. Walt's son, Walt Coleman IV, became a third-generation official and has been calling NFL games for two years after a successful career in the college ranks. ... Much has been said about Bill Belichick's ability to spot talent. The story is almost legend about drafting Tom Brady in the sixth round with pick 199, but he was far from the underdog on the starting 11 for the New England Patriots on Sunday. Fullback James Develin, running back LeGarrette Blount and wide receiver Chris Hogan were undrafted free agents. Develin spent a season with the Oklahoma City Yard Dawgz of the Arena Football League and Florida Tuskers of the United Football League; Blount was cut by Tennessee and Pittsburgh; and Hogan was cut by three teams before being signed by Belichick. Julian Edelman, one of the Super Bowl heroes, was taken in the seventh round with the 232nd pick. Offensive lineman Nate Solder was the only first round pick on offense. The defense featured four first-round picks; three from the second; Flowers, a fourth-round pick; linebacker Rob Ninkovich, a fifth-round pick by New Orleans who was cut by them twice and Miami once; and linebacker Elandon Roberts was a sixth-round pick; and Malcolm Butler was undrafted. Perhaps part of Belichick's genius is every player is given the same chance to win a spot on the roster. Sports on 02/08/2017 ... (WholeHogSports)

Nov 24, 2016

Holiday plants and provisions aplenty

Carson’s son, Kyle, assistant kitchen manager at Little Rock’s Outback Steakhouse, prepared food. Kyle is a graduate of the Culinary Institute and also boasts a catering service.The menu for the day began with an appetizer, pate on toast points accompanied by cranberry Brie bites.The main course followed, featuring rolled pork loin stuffed with cranberry dressing, sweet potatoes au gratin with goat cheese and oven-roasted Brussels sprouts.Desserts was chocolate bread pudding drizzled with whiskey sauce.Attendees were emailed recipes for the day’s menu. The dessert recipe:Chocolate bread pudding with whiskey sauce:Ingredients: 1 qt. heavy cream, 12 egg yolks, 1 cup sugar, 1 tbsp. vanilla, 1 pound bag of chocolate chips (semi-sweet or dark), 1/3 cup whiskey or rum, 1 loaf day-old bread.Cube bread and place in a greased casserole dish. Cream egg yolks and sugar. Bring whipping cream to a low boil. To prevent scrambling eggs, temper a bit of the egg mixture in the cream and mix thoroughly. Stir in chocolate chips. Pour mix over the bread and bake at 300 degrees for 1 to 1-1/2 hours or until lightly browned.Whiskey sauce: 1/2 cup whiskey, 1-1/2 cups sugar, 1/2 cup heavy cream. Mix together and stir over low heat until sugar dissolves; add cream and cook until well blended. Cool and serve.Master Gardeners sold calendars featuring photographs submitted by members, with monthly gardening tips from Carson.“This was really a fun event to enjoy with friends,” said Eileen Esget. “The program was interesting and I never thought of putting my houseplants in different holiday settings,” said Judy Sterr. (Charleston Express)

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