Brothers Robby and Chris McIntosh — grandsons of the late civil rights activist and restaurateur Robert “Say” McIntosh — will celebrate the grand opening of their new restaurant, Say McIntosh Restaurant Thursday, July 25.
Robert Say McIntosh
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Say McIntosh Restaurant opening in 2024
Robby McIntosh and brother Chris McIntosh — grandsons of late civil rights activist and restaurateur Robert “Say” McIntosh — are opening a brick and mortar restaurant at 6223 Colonel Glenn Road in 2024.
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NAACP to honor leaders, activists at Little Rock event Saturday
State senators Linda Chesterfield and Clarke Tucker and the late Robert ‘Say’ McIntosh are among the honorees.
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Activist ‘Say’ McIntosh, Little Rock’s ‘sweet potato pie king,’ is dead at 79
McIntosh was known for his community-minded generosity and service, but it was his forays into politics that brought him wider attention and notoriety.
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McIntosh Pies and Grill on Wheels opens second location
McIntosh Pies and Grill on Wheels has opened its second food truck location at 280 S. Shackleford Road.
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The Says of our lives
Highlights from the colorful public history of Robert McIntosh.
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Say McIntosh: The lion in winter
Robert “Say” McIntosh is older, quieter and calmer these days, but he’s lived a life full of personal and political drama.