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Opera in the Ozarks board chair Alice Martinson tours the new Inspiration Point Center for the Arts, a state-of-the-art theater in Carroll County that opened last May.
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Choreographer Sophia Smith discusses her ballet adaptation of Eric Whitacre's "The Sacred Veil," a choral work about love, grief and loss, coming to Eureka Springs this April.
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Fayetteville's Woodland Junior High Quiz Bowl team is headed to nationals in Birmingham this June. Coach Trish McClung talks preparation, and a fundraiser trivia night is April 15.
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Michael Tilley of Talk Business & Politics discusses Baptist Health closing labor and delivery in Fort Smith, a $3 million grant waiver win, and early 2026 sales tax numbers.
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Benton County's EverHope, formerly the Northwest Arkansas Children's Shelter, gathered state leaders to mark Child Abuse Prevention Month and discuss its expanded approach to serving children in crisis.
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Brian Crowne, owner of George's Majestic Lounge, talks community, music and nearly 100 years of history ahead of a KUAF benefit concert at the Fayetteville venue on April 26.
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Tigres and Club América faced off at Razorback Stadium in the first international soccer match played in Arkansas, drawing nearly 9,000 fans from across the region.
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KUAF's Balance series tackles cholesterol — what LDL and HDL mean, how diet and exercise affect your levels, and why new guidelines are pushing earlier treatment for high-risk patients.
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The first chairlift-operated bike park in Arkansas opens June 12 in Bella Vista, with 20 miles of trails, a bike school and a five-time world champion helping develop it.
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Modus Studio's Jason Wright says a new grant-funded project could bring cross-laminated timber storm shelters to Arkansas schools, replacing the cold concrete box.
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The Northwest Arkansas blues musician plays live in studio, discussing co-writes, a Tom Waits cover and a song inspired by his days at a Madison County recycling center.
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The Arkansas Forestry Service says high winds, heat and drought have put all 75 counties under high wildfire designation, with at least 55 counties under burn bans.