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Arkansas Support Network CEO Sarah Evans talks with Sophia Nourani about the Funk Festival fundraiser, a new community-building summit on Mount Sequoyah and why both events matter for Arkansans relying on disability services.

Singer-songwriter and filmmaker ISMAY explores Lucinda Williams’ Arkansas years and poetic lineage in "Finding Lucinda." The film, screening at the Fayetteville Folk School, connects Williams’ music to her father, poet Miller Williams, and the region’s creative legacy.

The Winter Olympics are driving more people to the Jones Center ice rink. Programming director Jeff Poole explains learn-to-skate, hockey and curling offerings and what visitors should know before coming.

In early 2020, Johnny Morris, founder and CEO of Bass Pro Shop headquartered in Springfield, Missouri, purchased Dogpatch USA, a vacant 1960s-era amusement park located in northern Newton County. Almost immediately, crews broke ground for a new tourist attraction called Marble Falls Nature Park. Little is known about plans for the private preserve, but area residents say development of the new park is very slowly progressing.

Patagonia Tango Company will present artistic stage tango and two prominent tango singers at the Fayetteville Public Library this Tuesday at 7p.m. Romina Rodriguez describes the dance as a marriage and explains why it's perhaps the most intimate of partner dances.

Fayetteville Urban Forester John Scott talks Earth Week events April 18-25, including tree giveaways, documentary screenings, a bike-to-work day and the city's new solar array.

Michael Tilley of Talk Business & Politics breaks down Fort Smith's tense board vote on changing its form of government, airport traffic gains and early 2026 home sales numbers.

Jessica Robin's Mend It, Darn It meetup grew from the closure of INTERFORM into a monthly community gathering where people repair clothes and connect through craft at Fayetteville Folk School.

Two new books focus on the culinary lives of these two artists. Turns out, their approaches to food provide a new way of thinking about their two very different approaches to art.

Two reports released recently shine a light on the decade-long trends shaping our relationships to listening, from the dominance of video to the vinyl "boom" that isn't quite.