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As ACHI President and CEO Dr. Joe Thompson notes, overdoses and opioid-induced deaths reached new highs over the course of the pandemic in Arkansas. Advocacy groups Speak Up About Drugs and Can You See Me Now organized a rally outside the Washington County Coroner's office in September to shed light on the epidemic.

On today's show, a look at overdose deaths in Arkansas. Plus, we take a closer look at President Biden’s proposed expansion of Title IX and the impact of Arkansas student athletes, a roundup of this weekend's music, and much more.

Two brothers are brought together by the passing of their father in Raymond and Ray, a new film out on Apple TV+. Film critic Courtney Lanning said it's zany, bittersweet and revealing.

Becca Martin Brown, features editor for the Northwest Arkansas Democrat Gazette, offers some scenic drives for the weekend, courtesy of Arkansas Parks and Tourism.

New signage, colors and mile markers are showing up along the Razorback Greenway. Tristan Hill, Razorback Greenway manager, says the main objective of the updates is to provide a unified look and feel of the 40 miles of paved trail across the region.

Courtney Lanning said "Rosaline," available on Hulu today, is an interesting take on Romeo and Juliet.

Shannon Wurst will bring favorites, and new songs to performances tonight on Mt. Sequoyah, tomorrow night at George's Majestic and next weekend at Ozark Natural Science Center.

Just hours after the last scheduled public meeting of the House Select Committee to Investigate the Jan. 6 Attack, Congresswoman Liz Cheney spoke at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. She is the vice-chair of the committee.

An exhibition of artworks created by LGBTQ+ youth participating in F.Y.R.E. — Fenix Youth Refuge Experience — an after-school arts program sponsored by Mt. Sequoyah Center and hosted by Fenix Art gallery, will take place this Saturday December 17 from 5 to 7pm in Mt. Sequoyah Center Hall.

Fayetteville City Council member Teresa Turk has proposed an amendment to Fayetteville's graffiti code to better control growing graffiti blight on private property visible from public rights-of-ways.