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On today's show, local rock-climbing stakeholder Dennis Nelms brings the sport to the forefront of outdoor recreation. Plus, an excerpt from the BeLOVEd Community podcast. Also, Candy Lee discusses performing music for young audiences.
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On today's edition of The Outline: Concerned lawmakers met late this past week to talk about the rate at which the Arkansas legislature is signing bills into law.
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The "Protect Arkansas Act" and a bill requiring an age verification requirement is on the way to Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders desk. Plus, Walmart is planning to build more electric vehicle charging stations and the Holi Festival will be at The Momentary in Bentonville.
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Ozarks at Large's guide to the day includes the advancement of legislation placing regulations on libraries in Arkansas, a pause in short-term rental legislation and a celebration of Mount Sequoyah.
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A quick review of the news includes a proposal with bipartisan support that would allow Arkansas Lottery Scholarship recipients to direct the money toward vo-tech education.
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Ozarks at Large's guide to the past 24 hours and the next 24 hours includes the latest from the Arkansas Legislature, and upcoming panel on the University of Arkansas campus about no-knock warrants.
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A collection of news for this last day of February includes legislative considerations of bathrooms, a big grant for the United States Marshals Museum in Fort Smith and another Tree City USA designation for Fayetteville.
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On today's show, the Thaden School is showing a new documentary, "You Have No Idea." The movie follows an Arkansas mother who becomes an advocate after her son is diagnosed with autism. Plus, Amos Cochran is set to perform with the Fort Smith Symphony String Quartet, and the Northwest Arkansas Business Journal focuses on the Natural State's tourism. Also, a Senate committee passes the Arkansas LEARNS bill, this weekend's local music menu and more.
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On today's show, Arkansas Poison and Drug Information Center warns of an uptick in minor drug overdoses. Also, news from the legislature, local music and new book about Ozark folklorist Max Hunter.
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Lawmakers spent Tuesday discussing child labor, gender-affirming care and short-term rentals.