The OMNI Center will host its first Hiroshima-Nagasaki Remembrance Day in over 3 years on August 6th. This year the traditional program of music and speakers will go along with a meal prepared by the chef team of MayDay Northwest Arkansas. The event will also be a fundraiser for the work that MayDay does feeding homeless people in our community. Pete speaks with Gladys Tiffany and Alex Trupodi.
Historian Jared Phillips traces the origins of the Prairie Grove Clothesline Fair, the Cane Hill Harvest Festival plus the War Eagle Craft Fair, all born of a postwar push to keep Ozark crafts alive.
Fort Worth's Cory Cross plays Jumpsuit Jamey's Big Honky Tonk Dance in Fayetteville this weekend. He talks about writing "Quittin'" plus the new album he'll release one single at a time.
Michael Tilley on a Fort Smith board recess that skipped procedure, the city's 44 Flock cameras, a Butterfield Stagecoach monument planned for Garrison Avenue plus softer hospitality tax revenue.