Michael Tilley

Michael Tilley on emails suggesting the 3,000-bed Franklin County prison is off, a fourth daily American flight for Fort Smith Regional, plus a November vote on Fort Smith's form of government.

On today's show, we hear about a six-year refurbishment as the Yvonne Richardson Center prepares for its next chapter as a community center. Plus, we'll learn about the returning Waterwitch film series, which brings out-of-the-mainstream films to the Northwest Arkansas community. We also get River Valley headlines from Talk Business & Politics.

Michael Tilley of Talk Business & Politics breaks down Fort Smith metro home sales, building permit totals, tourism job growth, plus a Fort Smith board push to restrict data centers.

On today's show, we explore the University of Arkansas Museum’s collection that features 7.5 million items. Plus, we take a look at the next installment in The Medium’s Creative Exchange Fund, "Banned Bodies." We also welcome back Michael Tilley from Talk Business and Politics and more.

Michael Tilley of Talk Business & Politics on the narrowing vote to hire Fort Smith's city administrator, a packed slate of candidates on the November ballot, signatures submitted for a proposed change in city government, and more than $80 million in new military construction projects at Ebbing Air National Guard Base.

On today's show, the new book Out There: New Architecture Across America has deep Arkansas connections. Plus, Filmland starts next week in Little Rock and includes the documentary Iron Pearls.

Michael Tilley of Talk Business & Politics on Bass Pro's lift to Fort Smith sales tax, UAFS launching RoarCorps, a record 32 candidate packets for city races plus the death of Dr. Sandi Sanders.

Michael Tilley of Talk Business and Politics covers the Fort Smith government petition, ArcBest job cuts, Fort Kids Museum funding, and the death of community leader Emon Mahony.

On today's show, we learn there is more than one way to recover from addiction through programs like Recovery Demystified. We also hear the Arkansas Interscholastic League is back in action. Plus, April Wallace swoops in with pop culture recommendations for your weekend.

Michael Tilley breaks down Fort Smith's job losses in business services, a building permit rebound, airport dips and a push for water funding.