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The Cherokee Nation has finalized an agreement with the National Parks Service to gather up to 76 different types of plants along a section of the Buffalo National River for traditional practices.

Today on The Outline: Crawford County Quorum Court approves a grant for the Alma Public Library. Also, Our Blood Institute reminds Arkansans to give blood in preparation for Labor Day weekend.

The Arkansas Department of Health continues to investigate an E. coli outbreak that has affected about 100 students at the University of Arkansas. Kyle Kellams spoke with Seattle-based food safety attorney Bill Marler to ask about the virus.

Kyle Kellams sits down with Fort Smith Symphony music director John Jeter to discuss the orchestra's anniversary concert and what's new this year for Arkansas' oldest symphony.

The third annual exhibition “Our Art, Our Region, Our Time” at Walton Arts Center opens to the public Friday evening.

On today's show, the National Parks Service and the Cherokee Nation have been working towards an agreement to allow tribe members to use plants along the river and bring them back to the reservation. Plus, the Fort Smith Symphony celebrates its 100th anniversary.

Springdale-based Highlands Oncology is expanding their campus with the purchase of 51 acres in Benton County. Paul Gatling speaks with their CEO Jeff Hunnicutt on the latest edition of the Northwest Arkansas Business Journal Report.

This week Dazz & Brie talked about their music and their myriad influences. The duo have lit up stages across Arkansas with a high-energy mix of soul, punk, rock and pop. They will perform at the McDonald's on East Joyce in Fayetteville at noon tomorrow.

On today's show, Jacqueline Froelich discusses updates on a renewable energy farm in Carroll County. Plus, Dazz and Brie tell listeners about who inspires their music. Also, a major expansion for northwest Arkansas’ largest cancer-care provider.

Today on The Outline: A costly reporting error for Crawford County. Also, the Fayetteville Public Library hosts a LARP Day. Plus, the Rotary Youth Exchange sends students abroad.