LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KTHV) – On Tuesday night, a hold on new apartment complexes in west Little Rock will be up for a hot debate.

The City Board will be discussing a moratorium that Brodie Creek and Woodland's Edge hopes to see passed.

Do your homework. That's the message the homeowners of two Little Rock subdivisions have for the Little Rock City Board of Directors.

On Tuesday, the board will discuss a resolution to put a one year hold on the development of an apartment complex in that area.

Doris Wright, the City Director of Ward 6, proposed the moratorium.

The land in question was rezoned by the Planning Commission from single-family to multi-family late last year at the request of the developer, Keith Richardson.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – The Schoolhouse Rock cartoon may be decades old now, but this fresh, live-theatre adaptation will spark the wide-eyed wonder of new discovery in our youngest generation while inviting smiles of toe-tapping, lip-synching nostalgia from the rest of us. Get ready to relive those fun-filled afternoons in front of the TV; Schoolhouse Rock Live! is coming to the Arkansas Arts Center Children’s Theatre March 4-25.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Join those at the Mosaic Templar on February 12 at 6 p.m., for the opening reception for "I Walked on Water to My Homeland" featuring works by Delita Martin.

"I Walked on Water to My Homeland" is a series of mixed media works that explore the power of the narrative impulse. These works capture oral traditions that are firmly based in factual events and bring them to life using layers of various printmaking, drawing, sewing, collage and printing techniques.