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The Latest from Ozarks at Large
Randy Pryor
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The Noisy History of Gerald L.K. Smith
Kyle Kellams
Gerald L.K. Smith fanned antisemitic flames during his career as a politician, spokesman and activist. He moved to Eureka Springs in the 1960s and led the construction of Christ of the Ozarks.
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Arts and Culture
Advocating for Arkansas Arts
Kyle Kellams
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Arts and Culture
Social Media Meets Social Commentary in "This Bitch"
Daniel Caruth
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Jobless Rates Drop in Arkansas
Kyle Kellams
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Arts and Culture
A Month (or more) of Halloween on Block Street
Kyle Kellams

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  1. Olympics Releases Eponymous EP
  2. Festival Season Continues
  3. Sound Perimeter: Los Boleros de Chopin
  4. Jubilant Sykes Returning to JBU for Concert
  5. FORMAT Festival Arrives, Much More Music Ahead
  6. Sound Perimeter: Tributes
  7. Seun Kuti is Not Hopeful, He's Willing
  8. Katie Schecter Coming to Format Festival
  9. Pat Bianchi Returns to NWA
  10. Tray Wellington on the Ozarks at Large Stage from Fayetteville Roots Festival