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Listening Lab Coordinator Emerson Alexander captures voices from the 75th anniversary of Maxine's Tap Room and Bar in Fayetteville.

In today's episode, Daniel Caruth reports on a disaster simulation conducted on the John Brown University campus in Siloam Springs. Northwest Arkansas Community College celebrates the 20th anniversary of its honors program, and more.

After a little over a year of business, Fayetteville family-owned food truck Swag Banh Mi will be officially closing on May 30th, according to their Instagram.

Maxine's Tap Room will be hosting a celebration of their 75th anniversary on Tuesday, March 18. The KUAF Listening Lab will be present at the event to capture stories of Maxine and the space.

Sophia speaks with Adam Robison and Hannah Hutchison from The Bridge NWA, about the upcoming Leadership Conference.

Pete speaks with Maggie Matuschka from the Rogers-Lowell Chamber of Commerce about the Hob Nob and Business After Hours event taking place Aug. 22.

Recycling glass for many bars and restaurants in the region is difficult, expensive, or both. The Northwest Arkansas Council wants to increase the amount of glass diverted from the landfill and is working with a Little Rock recycling firm to do that. Ozarks at Large’s Kyle Kellams has more.

In this week's edition of the Northwest Arkansas Business Journal report, Roby Brock speaks with Winthrop Rockefeller Institute executive director and CEO Janet Harris about the nonprofit's new initiative to improve citizen engagement in democracy. Listen in for that interview and other headlines brought to you by Paul Gatling.

In this week's edition of the "Northwest Arkansas Business Journal," we hear from Chris Chandler, CEO of transportation component company Chandler Equipment. Chandler speaks with host Paul Gatling about the company's background and evolution.

Pete speaks with Jasmine and Jae of Black Owned NWA about their upcoming business expo, taking place this Saturday.