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According to a survey, Arkansas ranks dead last in the U.S. in financial literacy.
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On today's show, a local nonprofit is trying to grow the skateboarding scene in northwest Arkansas. Also, we continue our series "TEA: the Transgender Experience in Arkansas." Plus, two musicians travel to all 50 states in search of unity.
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In the first episode of the new season of Points of Departure, hosts Laurence and Rogelio speak with Martin Wolf of eco-friendly cleaning product maker Seventh Generation.
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A local group is petitioning to put Sunday alcohol sales on the ballot for Fayetteville this November.
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Ozark Natural Foods, the state's only co-operative grocery store is moving forward in efforts to raise starting salaries for employees above the state's baseline living wage.
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Last week, federal reserve chairman Jay Powell said Americans may have to wait beyond March for a drop in interest rates, and there may not be many of them. We hear from a local economist about the impact locally.
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The federal Farm Bill is in front of congress again this year and hunger relief advocates are pushing for more spending to fund the Emergency Food Assistance Program as more Americans are turning to food banks.
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Today on The Outline: Arkansas State Board of Corrections, Attorney General Tim Griffin and Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders have been in conflict over plans to expand prison beds in Arkansas for several weeks now. Plus, Mervin Jebaraj, an economist with the University of Arkansas Walton College of Business, speaks on the lack of a recession in 2023.
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A plan from the U.S. Postal Service would downsize the Fayetteville processing and distribution center and move some services and at least 13 jobs to Oklahoma City.
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A study from the Environmental Working Group examined crop insurance payouts linked to extreme weather are on the rise across the U.S., costing taxpayers more than $118 million over two decades.