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The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ northwest Arkansas campus has opened a clinic for people experiencing symptoms three weeks or more after a positive test.

On today's show, a clinic devoted to helping those with long COVID. Plus, a trip to the Pryor Center Archives, an opportunity to attend a live podcast recording, and much more.

Tomorrow the organization Arkansans for the Arts will be at the Arkansas State Capitol, promoting supporting for the arts in the state.

Two decades ago, the University of Arkansas Museum in Fayetteville was shuttered, with collections relocated to a secure storage facility northwest of main campus where dedicated staff have continued to conserve and build collections — accessible to scholars, students and the public only appointment. But now a new virtual collections portal has opened, initiated by Laurel Lamb, curator of education and engagement.

Gerald L.K. Smith fanned antisemitic flames during his career as a politician, spokesman and activist. He moved to Eureka Springs in the 1960s and led the construction of Christ of the Ozarks.

Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express is on stage at John Brown University. Becca Martin Brown, the features editor at the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, says she's eager to see this new version from Ken Ludwig.

Why wait until October 31st to celebrate Halloween? For that matter, why wait until October? Pinpoint in downtown Fayetteville celebrates now.

Michael Tilley, with our partner Talk Business and Politics, explains job creation is rising in Arkansas. He notes more than three-quarters of the new jobs are in three areas of the state. Michael also responds to some listeners' concerns.

On today's show, Murder on the Orient Express comes to John Brown University, Pinpoint in downtown Fayetteville celebrates Halloween now, Olympics performs in the Firmin-Garner Performance Studio, and much more.

The University of Arkansas Theatre Department opens its latest season with a bold adaptation from MFA student Adrienne Dawes.