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The story of Jamestown Crag, Asa Hutchinson's continued presidential campaign

By Roby Brock,

Kyle Kellams, Matthew Moore, Jack Travis, Randy Wilburn

Published November 14, 2023 at 12:52 PM CST

On today's show, a Wisconsin paper mill, a crag in Batesville, and how rock climbing practices helped preserve some Ozark recreation. Also, despite low polling numbers, former Arkansas governor Asa Hutchinson stays in the race for the GOP presidential nomination. Plus, a preview of Thursday night’s Songwriters in the Round at Meteor Guitar Gallery in downtown Bentonville.

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Roby Brock

Roby Brock is the Editor-in-Chief and Host of Talk Business & Politics.

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Kyle Kellams

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