Infrastructure

Fayetteville marked Earth Week by activating a third ground-mounted solar array, pushing the city to 93% clean energy and saving an estimated $7 million over 25 years.

The UofA's west Fayetteville solar array came online on Earth Day, part of a system-wide project that could save the university over $100 million over 25 years.

Michael Tilley of Talk Business & Politics covers the Franklin County prison project, ACHE's Kyle Parker stepping down, the 188th Wing's new F-35 detachment and Fort Smith water rates.

Michael Tilley of Talk Business & Politics joins Kyle Kellams to discuss Mercy Fort Smith's $60M investment pledge, the new Slackwater Harbor, Fort Smith water meters and a new museum fundraiser.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' new initiative aims to streamline permitting, empower commanders and prioritize flood control, hydropower and navigation projects.

SWEPCO troubleman Steve Smith and distribution supervisor Rusty Story explain how linemen prepare for storms, restore power and keep the lights on in Northwest Arkansas.

Michael Tilley of Talk Business & Politics breaks down Fort Smith's long-awaited sewer consent decree modification and the city's 15-month search for a permanent city administrator.

Michael Tilley joins Ozarks at Large to discuss Fort Smith's Parrot Island water park contract controversy, the city's aging water infrastructure, a restored spay-neuter program and more.

Fayetteville City Council will consider for a third time a rezoning request tied to the proposed new Ramay Junior High site, as residents raise environmental and traffic concerns ahead of a vote.

Bentonville’s sewer pipes are at capacity amid rapid growth. The Alice L. Walton Foundation is offering a line of credit to fund major upgrades. City leaders plan to repay via fees on new development, sparing current homeowners.