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The National Association of Hispanic Journalists added their first chapter in Arkansas earlier this year through the University of Arkansas.
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Cocoon Collective NWA is a non-profit which aims at providing a safe space for LGBTQ+ people in our community. The group recently received an award for their work through the National Association of Social Workers.
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Drag performances in Arkansas have become a hot button issue for some political leaders. But one drag queen in Fayetteville sees it as a way to express himself and build a safe community.
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The Botanical Garden of the Ozarks is one of just 26 gardens selected for the 2024 Urban Agriculture Resilience Program. The funding will go towards programming geared towards children.
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It is time to turn an ear toward the mobile version of KUAF's Listening Lab. Lab coordinator Emerson Alexander spent an afternoon at Butterfield Trail Village recently and recorded conversations, including this edited example between longtime wife and husband, Betty and Otto.
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Paige Onweller is a professional gravel cyclist who lives in Bentonville. In addition to her cycling career, Onweller is a small business leader who is currently part of this semester's GORP cohort. Onweller's business, Rosie Up, aims to empower women in cycling by connecting them to a network of other female cyclists.
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The Alabama Supreme Court recently ruled that frozen embryos can be considered children according to state law. The decision has left Arkansans worried.
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Leap Day birthdays are unique, but the people who were born on Feb. 29 of all ages tend to share many of the same experiences.
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KUAF’s general manager, Leigh Wood, is moving to NPR. She and Ozarks at Large's Kyle Kellams sit down to discuss her tenure at the station and what's next.
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The Militant Grammarian Katherine Shurlds teaches listeners about their passive vocabulary or words that are understood yet rarely utilized. Examples include "penultimate" and "henceforth."
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We are just 42 days from the solar eclipse that will make its way across a wide swath of the state of Arkansas. Two professors from the Arkansas Center for Space and Planetary Sciences discuss the program and their preparation for the total solar eclipse.
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In an effort to cut costs, the University of Arkansas is considering outsourcing custodial and groundskeeping jobs. Current employees are concerned about their future.