In the hustle of the Legislative Session, they still have room for visitors!

While on assignment at the Capitol last week, I interviewed Senator Missy Irvin and some students from her district--from Mountain View High School--were celebrating with lunch and a tour of the pretty building.

We've got one championship wrestler, a champion dance team and champion basketball team. Way to go teams--surely those hard-working politicians can enjoy seeing any young, vibrant faces to their turf.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KTHV) -- Calling all moms and daughters, mark your calendars for this Saturday as The Rep presents a special event called Mom & Me Matinee.

Moms and their daughters will be able to enjoy lunch, get in a little shopping and top it all off with a special matinee performance of Hairspray.

Lunch and shopping will be from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. Food will be provided by Chick-Fil-A, jewelry by Rae Ann Creations, handbags by Thirty One, candles and more by Scentsy, hair by Staci Roberts, custom frames by The Sassy Polka Dot and complementary hairspray donated by Matrix and State Beauty Supply.

The matinee of Hairspray will follow from 2-4 p.m. There will be a meet and greet with the cast afterwards.

NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – On the corner of Highway 161 and Fairfax sits a small church, and tucked just behind that small church is a small food pantry. The place may be small, but the volunteers there have big hearts – and ambitions.

I stopped by Full Gospel Temple to chat with Pastor Ken Mullen and other volunteers about “In Your Hands Ministry,” a program devoted to providing food for the poor and homeless. For eight years, they have devoted themselves to helping people they say are “homeless, hungry and hurting,” going so far as to bus in the homeless from downtown Little Rock for a hot meal and a prayer service.

Every Tuesday, the crew gives away food to needy families behind the church. They also take prayer requests and often have devotion on the spot for those who request it.