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A bill to create the ‘Religious Rights at Public Schools Act of 2025’ passed through an Arkansas Senate committee Monday morning. The bill would allow students and employees of any religion to pray, assemble, study and promote their faith at public schools and allow districts to offer classes that provide “academic study of the Bible.”

A rare bird spotted on private property in Berryville last week has caused nationwide excitement. Ozarks at Large’s Jack Travis reached out to Taylor Long with the Northwest Arkansas Audubon Society to learn more about the buzz-worthy visitor.

The phrase “Christian Nationalism” isn’t new, but it certainly seems that it has been used in public discourse more in the last decade. Amanda Tyler is the lead organizer of Christians Against Christian Nationalism and author of the book “How to End Christian Nationalism.” She'll be in Fayetteville this weekend.

The bill would allow students and employees of any religion to pray, assemble, study and promote their faith at public schools.

The events will cover topics including embroidery and the traditional Japanese art of fish printing.

Athletics is the main focus of this week’s “I Am Northwest Arkansas” podcast. Host Randy Wilburn talks with one-time professional football player turned youth coach Brooks Ellis.

High school students who won poetry competitions through their school or an education group will recite their work for a chance to compete at the national level.

The bachelor’s degree will be offered beginning fall 2025.

This weekend, the University of Arkansas school of art will hold a series of discussions, exhibitions and arts events with indigenous artists, musicians and scholars from across the U.S.

The construction of the Alice L. Walton School of Medicine is ongoing, involving both physical infrastructure and staffing. This includes hiring individuals to serve as 'standardized patients' who will assist future physicians in developing their skills. to help future physicians hone their skills.