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Movie to open in August ‘Step Away From The Stone’ offers hope and recovery |
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By David Palmer
 When actress Karen McCann put out a casting call in January for her new movie, Step Away From The Stone, 300 actors and would be actors, diverse in both age and race, showed up at Little Rock’s Rep theater for tryouts.
McCann, who heads Rock Productions, a movie production firm, chose 150, and the shooting began three weeks later. The movie, shot in 30 days, is expected to open in Little Rock theaters in August.
McCann, who, in addition to producing the movie, wrote the script and is the leading lady, is not what you’d call your average Hollywood producer. In fact, in early conversations with Hollywood moguls, they suggested that she would not find the talent she needed in Arkansas and should come to California to make her movies.
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Razorback hoops champ has new focus |
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 David Palmer
Sports fans were shocked when news broke in September 2007 that Corey Beck had been shot. Beck, who played guard on the national champion Arkansas Razorback basketball team in 1994 and later for the Detroit Pistons and other professional teams, was finished with basketball in 2002 at age 31, and the fans had moved on.
The shooting took place in Memphis in the early morning when two masked gunmen stopped Beck and his friend, Timothy Wilkins, intending to rob them and take their car. When Beck resisted, one of the gunmen raised his shotgun and fired point blank at the side of his face.
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Faced with five life sentences, inmate finds redemption |
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 By Greg Brewer
I used to be an over-the-road truck driver.
Have you ever found yourself driving at night on a long unfamiliar stretch of highway in a place you’ve never been?
After miles and miles, the reality that you’re lost sets in; by then, you’ve been lost for so long you can’t recall how many miles and how much time has passed.
You start to wonder where you made your mistake, where you made your wrong turn. You ask yourself, “How can I turn around and find my way home?
This is my story of a lost man finding his way home.
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By David Palmer
 At about 8 o’clock on the morning of April 9, Columbus Abrams called me.
If you have been recovering from an addiction and have been going to 12-Step meetings for a couple of years or more, you may know what’s coming next.
“Happy birthday!” Columbus said, with his usual infectious good cheer, as he has done annually for the past 20 years.
Columbus, a recovering alcoholic, was referring to my sobriety date, the date I capitulated and put the plug in the jug 31 years ago.
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Blackouts are periods of intoxication during which the individual is unable to form or store new memories, though he or she appears to be awake and alert. It is not a good sign.
By Ron T
Mark came to at 30 miles an hour. This was just an estimate because his attention was in the rearview mirror. They seemed to be chasing him, these freakish-looking men. As his focus returned he could see carnival booths passing by. My God, he surmised, I am on the midway.
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