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Historical markers honoring Nelson Hackett unveiled

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On today's show, Fayetteville’s Black Heritage Preservation Commission unveiled historical markers recognizing Nelson Hackett, the only enslaved person to be extradited from Canada back to Fayetteville. Also, Arkansas is 47th in the nation in state health system performances, according to the Common Wealth Fund's annual report. Plus, cycling generated almost $1.6 million to Northwest Arkansas' economy in 2022 and more.

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