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It’s rare that Silkroad musicians appear so soon in an area again, but that’s northwest Arkansas' good fortune on Monday. Six performers with Silkroad will bring a concert titled "Uplifted Voices" to the Music Depot in downtown Rogers. The artists and the music span the globe. This week, Ozarks at Large's Kyle Kellams caught up with Maeve Gilchrist, a harpist with the ensemble, to get an idea about Monday night’s show.
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KUAF Community SpotlightPete Hartman is joined by Shelley Mobur and Shelley Dare to learn about the upcoming eclipse-themed market in downtown Rogers on April 6.
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Rogers Lowell Chamber Vice President of Government Affairs Sara Lynn Geiger previews the local portion of the Civics Bee, which the chamber is sponsoring. She talks with Ozarks at Large about the competition, what it takes to be a competitor and what students can gain from the challenge.
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Today on The Outline: Arisa Health receives $6 million for a new campus in Rogers. Also, a Confederate monument reappears in Bentonville. Plus, Eddyline Kayaks announces it is moving its headquarters to Siloam Springs.
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On this week's edition, Dr. Thompson of the Arkansas Center of Health Improvement talks about changes in healthcare. Plus, a leadership change at America's Car-Mart in Rogers.
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Today on The Outline: Northwest Arkansas Community College experiences an uptick in enrollment this semester. Also, the Scott Family Amazeum receives a $2 million grant. Plus, Gov. Sanders appoints a new member to her cabinet.
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KUAF Community SpotlightJoe Neal, a nationally recognized bird expert, has studied and photographed the birds and insects that visit the Ozark chinquapin trees planted at Hobbs State Park. There is much to learn about the Ozark chinquapin tree since a Chestnut blight killed most of them almost 65 years ago.
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Rogers Historical Museum opens a new exhibit featuring toys from the past 100 years from around the Northwest Arkansas area. Collections manager Jennifer Kick talks about curating the playthings and creating the exhibit.
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The third annual Unity Conference opens tomorrow at the Embassy Suites in Rogers. The mission is to bring together business leaders, educators, students and residents to discuss diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace.
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Becca Martin Brown, the features editor at the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, said she knows not everybody gets spring break. But she has a schedule for next week so people can act like they have a break.