Arkansas Colleges for Health Education Purchases Golden Living HQ

Lay's is converting millions of potato chip bags to feature the smiles of 30 ordinary people doing extraordinary things in their communities. One of those smiles belongs to Charolette Tidwell, founder of Antioch for Youth & Family. Up to $1 million in proceeds will support Operation Smile.

Michael Tilley, with Talk Business and Politics, discusses a slow recovery for the airport in Fort Smith as the pandemic moves into a seventh month. He also discusses the upkeep of a historic cemetery in the city and more.

The Fort Smith Symphony has announced its new season and aside from the music, it includes pandemic precautions like masks, social distancing and no intermission.

Filmmaker and chair of the School of Journalism and Strategic Media at the University of Arkansas Larry Foley's new documentary, Indians, Outlaws, Marshals and the Hangin' Judge, separates legends and facts throughout Fort Smith's wild history. The film premieres tomorrow night in Fort Smith for a limited audience, but everybody can watch it on Facebook.

According to Fort Smith Public Schools Superintendent Doug Brubaker, about 22 percent of the district's 14,000 students will be learning virtually come Aug. 24. Brubaker also discusses personal protective equipment, coronavirus case reporting protocols and the multitude of other changes the district has had to make to be able to start the school year during the pandemic.