A new Crystal Bridges performance brings Abigaill Levy-Franks’ 18th-century letters to life through music, art and stories of Jewish life in colonial America.

Joseph Nguyen is the Hangry Pedaler, a food savvy cyclist who highlights eateries across Northwest Arkansas on his Instagram page, speaks with Ozarks at Large’s Sophia Nourani about NWA Burger Week, his week-long fundraising event that involves over 30 different restaurants and food trucks.

A Belgian startup has developed a wearable airbag for cyclists that deploys in milliseconds. We hear how Aerobag hopes to find partners through Bentonville's cycling accelerator.

Northwest Arkansas runner Marabeth Hampton will run the Pittsburgh Marathon dressed as a potato as part of a national campaign promoting potatoes’ nutritional value.

Michael Tilley of Talk Business & Politics covers Baptist Health's Fort Smith cuts, Mercy hitting its $41M cancer center goal, strong sales tax numbers and a port grant.

Letters written by a Jewish mother in colonial New York inspire a new song cycle premiering next week at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. Plus, a wearable airbag designed for bicyclists, a Northwest Arkansas runner prepares to tackle the Pittsburgh Marathon dressed as a potato, and Burger Week returns to Fayetteville.

Arkansas Commerce Secretary Hugh McDonald discusses the state's climb in ALEC's economic outlook index — and whether a top-10 ranking can coexist with some of the lowest median incomes in the country.

About 80 people packed Highfill City Hall to hear about a proposed Industrial Development Authority, raising concerns about eminent domain, defense contractors and the role of the NWA Council.

The James Yale Legacy Project's first Creative Storytelling Invitational asks poets, writers, songwriters and more to respond to Yale's painting "Rayaak." Submissions open through Aug. 1.

Dorothy Canter has spent nearly a decade pushing for a national park honoring Julius Rosenwald and the schools he built for Black children across the segregated South. Here's where the campaign stands.