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The report also shows membership growth and increased support for scholarships.
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Happy Valentine’s Day! It is National Heart Month, and on today's show, we hear there are efforts to make sure rural residents have more opportunities to take care of their coronary health. Plus, a big award for the Fort Smith Symphony, another Captain America movie and a pinball mecca on the outskirts of Rogers.
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The Jones Center will direct a large gift from the Walmart Foundation toward helping them lower barriers to the community center. Ozarks at Large’s Jack Travis has more.
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Fayetteville is outlining priorities for arts and culture in the city. On today's show, we hear more about an arts and culture plan Fayetteville is adopting. Also today, the state of the state’s economy. Plus, Nancy Hartney discusses her new novel “The Blue Bottle Tree.”
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Montreal-based skating troupe Le Patin Libre brings Murmuration to the Jones Center Ice Arena for four shows Nov. 22-23. Murmurations are synchronized mass flights of starlings that resemble living clouds. Alex Hamel, the founder of and a skater in Le Patin Leeb, told Ozarks at Large's Kyle Kellams he’s been obsessed with murmurations since childhood.
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KUAF Community SpotlightDaniel speaks with Malath Alarnosi of Canopy NWA about the upcoming Cultural Community Celebration.
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Bill Blagg will bring his Family Magic Show to Jones Center in Springdale on Oct. 26. He recently spoke with Ozarks at Large's Kyle Kellams about his life as a magician, how he prepares for shows and how he keeps his shows a mystery.
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On today's show, a deep dive into Arkansas Issue Two on the ballot this election. Also, a carpet weaving art exhibit is on display in Springdale. Plus, another edition of the Northwest Arkansas Business Journal.
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Arkansas annually ranks high in the number of drowning deaths per 100,000 people. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention places Arkansas fifth in the most recent numbers available and the second-highest drowning rate among landlocked states. Yesterday, the Jones Center in Springdale began a program intending to make more Arkansans, especially young Arkansans, safer in the water.
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On today's show, state leaders are expanding the production of military and defense manufacturing in the state. Also, a goal of teach every third grader how to swim. Plus, the latest report shows that recycling is on the rise in northwest Arkansas.