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Eureka Springs Theater Company is bringing live theater to Eureka Springs for a pair of holiday-themed nights. Close to a dozen performers will help bring four holiday radio scripts to life in front of an audience at Base Camp Event Venue on Thursday and Friday nights. Last week, Ozarks at Large's Kyle Kellams sat down with artistic director for Eureka Springs Theater Company Lisa Tricomi and Chaon Cross, one of the actors in the company, to learn more about the production.
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For more than 25 years, Lum & Abner was one of the most popular radio comedies in the country. The show was the creation of two Mena-area natives and University of Arkansas alumni, Chet Lauck and Norris Goff. They became household names and even encouraged a small town in Arkansas to officially change its name. We use the Pryor Center Archives to remember Lum & Abner.
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KUAF Community SpotlightIn celebration of National Radio Day this Thursday, August 20, Pete speaks with Justin Castro - Chair and Associate Professor in the Department of History…
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KPSQ, a low-power FM station in Fayetteville, first played a song in May. But this weekend, the volunteer staff is holding an official launch party.MUSIC:…
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According to the Northwest Arkansas Council, the lack of urban radio has been an issue when it comes to recruiting and retaining talent to the area.…
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Our community is vibrantly creative, so we're absolutely thrilled to showcase more of it this fall when we begin airing The Artist's Laboratory Theatre's…