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On today's show, St. James United Methodist Church, in the heart of Fayetteville’s historic African American district is celebrating a 160th anniversary. Plus, John McCutcheon discusses 50 years of music, a visit from our Militant Grammarian, and much more.

The Sugar Creek Astronomical Society will host an introduction to viewing the March night sky this weekend at Hobbs State Park.

Film critic Courtney Lanning says The Batman is a methodical detective story worth its three-hour runtime.

From the short film festival in Rogers to the Fort Smith Symphony, there's an awful lot to do this weekend according to Becca Martin Brown.

This week's collection of archives from the David and Barbara Pryor Center for Arkansas Oral and Visual History highlights the work to preserve the Buffalo River as a national river.

USDA waivers that provide funding for meal programs, both in and out of schools, expire soon, and Congress will decide if they stay. This decision potentially leaves schools and meal sites without money and planning time to feed their communities for the summer and fall.

Dance Chance 3.0 will offer choreographers, dancers and audiences another chance to learn from each other. The performance is Wednesday night at 7:00 at Nadine Baum Studios in Fayetteville. Tickets, at no cost, are available to reserve now.

The in-person events of NWA Fashion Week were nixed in 2020 and 2021 because of the pandemic. But the celebration of clothing, individuality and collaboration is back beginning Thursday night at The Momentary.

Canoo, an electric vehicle company, recently announced they'll be moving their headquarters to Bentonville. We hear from the company's CEO Tony Aquila about the move, the investment in the state, and more.

We start the show with news of expected continued growth for Arkansas tourism and a three-month low for COVID-19 hsopitalizations in the state.