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The Editorial Partner said:Fort Smith grapples with $600M in water infrastructure needs while I-49 progress inches forward. Van Buren updates its parks plan with a $34M center and Sen. Gary Stubblefield’s death sparks a special election.

Springdale Public Library Foundation will match up to $5,000 in September donations. Funds will create an author series in 2026, with a focus on local writers and community-based programming.

Bentonville projects an $8.5M budget gap in 2025 as sales tax rebates climb to $15M, with Walmart responsible for 60%. City leaders warn of fiscal strain while seeking ways to manage future rebate impacts.

Fayetteville Fashion Night debuts Sept. 13 at Sonrisa Boutique with local designers, music, and community spirit. Organizers Mary Grace Coop and Christa Reynolds aim to “Keep Fayetteville Fashionable.”

Becca Martin Brown and Kyle Kellams talk with Grace Andrews about "Once" the musical opening at Arts on Main and the King Opera House.

In October, Apple Seeds will host an annual fundraiser evening at the farm, a seasonal farm-to-table dinner. It will include food from the teaching farm prepared by chefs like Matt Cooper from Conifer and Ryn. Ozark at Large's Kyle Kellams speaks with executive director Mary Thompson.

On today's show, new fossils and a new academic paper from a UofA professor helps us better understand the history of the human species. Plus, a pop-up lesbian bar that’s not exactly a bar and a trip to the Apple Seeds teaching farm.

Next week, five musicians will collaborate with AI for a concert hosted by the University of Arkansas Honors College. Two of the musicians, Nicola Radon and Cameron Summers, discuss what we'll hear on that night.

An active shooter was reported at the David W. Mullins Library at the University of Arkansas midday on Aug. 25. No shots were fired, and no suspect was arrested. During a press conference, officials addressed the community and explained it was likely a hoax.

On today's show, we hear about hundreds of phone calls reporting an active shooter on the University of Arkansas campus on Monday that turned out to be a false alarm. Plus, learning a collaboration to ease housing struggles in Fayetteville. We also hear from cancer researchers who are worried about a round of funding cuts.