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JUNE 19, 2013

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From The Publishers’ Desk

GREETINGS ….. From Our Family to Your Family It has been a long time since

The Hip-Hop Generation will

the Black Community in Little

love “littlerockhard.com” our

Rock and surrounding areas

online magazine dedicated to

had a Black

their interests. We will pub-

owned

independently-

weekly

community

lish weekly with a Friday

newspaper. Today, we rekin-

dateline such that the newspa-

dle the Flame lit by Lucious

per will be available every

and Daisy Bates in 1941 when

weekend

they founded the Arkansas

week of July 4, 2013. Copies

State Press, which was for-

of The Little Rock Sun will be

merly the Twin City Press.

available at your local church,

We dedicate this Inaugural

if your Pastor agrees to allow

Edition of The Little Rock Sun

distribution after services.

to the memories of Lucious

Our goal is to Empower the

Christopher Bates and Daisy

community by focusing on the

Lee Gatson Bates.

positive aspects of our com-

Like the Arkansas State Press,

munity as opposed to negativ-

we will focus on advocacy

ity, scandals, gossip and gen-

journalism primarily centered

eral criminal behavior.

on Racial Justice, Public Ser-

mantra is simple:

vice and the New Black

True?” and “Is it Newswor-

Agenda. Our stories will spot-

thy?”

light

Integrity, Racial Justice and

the

achievements

of

commencing

the

Our “Is it

We stand on Truth,

Black Arkansans as well as

Public Service.

social,

economic,

Rock Sun is not a gossip tab-

religious and sporting news of

loid. We do not intend to pub-

interest to our community.

lish arrest records.

business,

The Little

“We Stand on Truth, Integrity, Racial Justice and Public Service” Website: www.thelittlerocksun.com Published Weekly By The Little Rock Sun Times, LLC 2615 West 12th Street- Little Rock, Arkansas 72202 (501) 916-2891 Fax number: 1-866-875-0191 Email: littlerocksun1@gmail.com Periodicals Postage Paid at Little Rock, Arkansas All Rights Reserved on Material and Features POSTMASTER: Send Address Changes To: The Little Rock Sun th 2615 W. 12 Street- Little Rock, Arkansas 72202 Single Copy - $ .50 One Year Subscription - $30.00 Two Year Subscription - $50.00 Founded By: Dr. Julius J. Larry III, DDS;JD;MPH;DD Publisher and CEO – Dr. Julius J. Larry III Publisher – Jasmine Nicole Larry Managing Editor – Dana Bradley Wimbley Graphic Design and Layout Editor – Charles Andrews Copy Desk Editor – Chris James Lifestyles Editor – Jasmine Kelsey Sports Editor – Colin Cottingham Advertising Manager – Kevin Wimbley Accounts Representative – Demarcus Pettus Corporate Marketing Manager – Rena Bookman Online Publisher – Charles Andrews Webmaster – Julian White Investigative Reporter – LaTosha Pulley Photographer – Frankie L.Gaines Distributors – Texarkana – Stan Shavers Arkadelphia – Kevin Brewer Hot Springs – Andre Bey Pine Bluff – Eddie Lever Forrest City – Leodis Randle West Memphis – Leodis Randle Jonesboro – Frederick Starks Conway – Bryan Jones Fort Smith – James E. Tyson Little Rock – William Brown Jacksonville – Trevor Bailey College Station – Saul Palmer SECURITY Colonel Theodis L. Bey, Jr. Delta Force Security, LLC

We want to Educate and Up-

We cannot print every letter

lift our community. We want

written to the Editor. But, we

to exemplify the good and

will balance the discourse on

highlight extraordinary citi-

issues

zens in our community who

opinions. The content of the

deserve

recognition,

newspaper is within the sole

praise and thanks for jobs well

discretion of the Editorial

-done in the interest of Public

Board of The Little Rock Sun

Service. We welcome your

Times, LLC.

suggestions on how we can

lished in the Little Rock Sun

better serve you by addressing

are original and authentic and

your concerns in the commu-

authored by the writers receiv-

nity. Letters to the Editor are

ing credit. The contents pub-

highly encouraged concerning

lished herein do not necessar-

any issue appearing in our

ily reflect the position of the

newspaper or any issue you

Little Rock Sun ownership,

believe we should address in

management or staff. Consis-

the future.

tent with First Amendment

Our circulation will be 50,000

Rights, the authors have the

copies statewide, including

right to express their opinions

distribution

in editorial discourse.

our

in

Texarkana;

Arkadelphia;

Hot

Pine

Little

to

reflect

differing

Articles pub-

Re-

Springs;

ported news is just that –

Rock;

news. “News” will not con-

Forrest City; West Memphis;

tain our opinions, although we

Jonesboro; Conway; Fayette-

may comment on news items

ville; Jacksonville and Fort

of community interest, such as

Smith.

same-sex marriage or affirma-

Bluff;

We encourage sub-

scriptions

such

that

each

It is the goal of our Family to

ered to your mailbox by the

publish The Little Rock Sun

U.S. Postal Service. Subscrip-

for 100 years, in various for-

tion rates are: $30 per year or

mats. We Fear only God. No

$50 for two years.

At the

boycott or lack of advertising

newsstand, the price is 50

sales will stop us from pub-

cents.

Subscription forms

lishing the newspaper because

may be obtained from our

we are independently-owned

paper

and financed with resources of

online

at:

www.thelittlerocksun.com.

Roy

Chester

Powell,

where near the unmarked

Forrest City; Cecil Preston,

mass grave when a search was

17,

made recently. Buried in the

Thornton, 15, North Little

mass grave at Haven of Rest

Rock; The other dead boys are

Cemetery are: Charles L. Tho-

Henry

mas, 15, Little Rock; Frank

Rock; John Alfred George,

Barnes, 15, Lake Village;

15, North Little Rock; Roy

R.D. Brown, 16, Emerson;

Hegwood, 15, El Dorado;

Jessie Carpenter, Jr., 16,

Willie Lee Williams, 15, He-

Forrest City; Joe Charles Crit-

lena; Amos Guice, 16. Two

tenden, 16, Blytheville; John

of the boys were only 13 years

Daniel, 16, El Dorado; Willie

old: O.T. Meadows, El Do-

C. Horner, 16, North Little

rado and William Loyd Pig-

Rock;

gee of DeWitt.

Blytheville;

Daniels,

16,

Carl

15,

E.

Little

tive action.

weekly publication is deliv-

or

of the incinerated boys any-

the New Black South.

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Jermaine Andre Dale Charles Sandra Easter-Carter Halim Flowers Dr. Sharifa Glass, MD Michael Harris Giesele Hudson Janis Kearney Dr. Jeff Marshall T. White Renarda Williams Candice Young

“We Stand on Truth, Integrity, Racial Justice and Public Service” Website: www.thelittlerocksun.com

Subscriptions No other newspaper showcases the Accomplishments of the Black Community the way The Little Rock Sun does – through news reporting, editorials, religion, entertainment, sports, business and Lifestyles.

Summer Interns Jessica James – Junior English Major – Philander Smith College – Little Rock, AR. Jasmine Larry – Senior English Major – Vanderbilt University – Nashville, TN. AD DEADLINES DISPLAY ADS – 12 NOON – FRIDAY CLASSIFIED ADS – 12 NOON – FRIDAY PROOFS – 12 NOON – MONDAY Preceding Date of Publication THE LITTLE ROCK SUN – 100% Black-Owned 1 Year - $30.00

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