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The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences has officially opened its family health clinic inside the Schmieding Center in Springdale.
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Public input is being accepted in Fayetteville and Springdale on the Northwest Arkansas Rail Corridor Safety Study.
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Music Moves is hosting Freedom Fest, a free celebration of Juneteenth, in Springdale on Saturday. The festival features food, music and activities from mid-afternoon to night, now centered around the refurbished Luther George Park.
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The Jones Center in Springdale unveils a new app to help members gain entry, connect with events and receive updates from the facility.
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Backroom Social Club is back, but this time, in Springdale. Previously located in Bentonville, Backroom is a community music and art space known for its late night events and mission to platform local artists.
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Hope Cancer Resources will host a free clinic later this month in Springdale to screen for skin cancer, the most common form of cancer. Hanna Edwards, director of wellness at Hope Cancer Resources, says the organization is committed to providing access to care for as many community members as possible.
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A Cargill turkey processing plant in Springdale will be closing on Aug. 1 after nearly 50 years of operation.
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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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Today’s Sound Perimeter features women composers who represent marginalized voices in classical music.
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The Arkansas Country Blues and String Band Festival is today through Sunday in Springdale.