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  • The nonprofit Eureka Springs Farmers Market celebrated a 20th anniversary last Thursday on the grounds of the Eureka Springs Community Center.
  • Utility and industrial ground solar systems are traditionally installed on turf grass or graveled fields which require mowing and intensive herbicide management. Emerging research, however, shows that cultivating native grasses and plants on solar fields generate surprising benefits. We visit a native solar habitat in east Fayetteville for insight.
  • Singer-songwriters Crow Johnson, and Donna and Kelly Mulhollan remember Mike Flynn, who hosted the nationally syndicated Folk Sampler on KUAF Saturday nights for four decades.
  • Freeman Health System's Matt Fry discusses the acquisition of four Northwest Arkansas hospitals and plans to improve maternal healthcare in the region.
  • More than 50 people are dead in the aftermath of Typhoon Hagibis, which dropped extreme amounts of rain over the weekend and caused catastrophic flooding in residential areas.
  • Historic flooding in the Midwest has caused unprecedented damage and led to at least three deaths.
  • Emerging out of the sound of spring peepers, Neko Case stepped onto the 9:30 Club stage set in something out of a nature cartoon. Behind them videos of cyclones and airplanes were projected on a screen. But the attention was clearly on Case, her stunning voice, as well as her solid backing band. Okkervil River's Will Sheff opened.
  • One of the British jazz scene's rising stars performs a quarantine concert on the River Thames.
  • A distinctive mix of rock, funk and world beats put Talking Heads in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Who else could get people to dance to the dark "Psycho Killer" and the gospel "Take Me to the River"? NPR's Bob Edwards and band leader David Byrne look back at the band and the music. Hear an extended interview and songs from a new box set.
  • Okkervil River takes on a daunting challenge in a new song making the rounds as an MP3 download: It looks at the impact of a horrific event — in this case a presidential assassination — that hasn't actually taken place.
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