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Administrators at Northwest Arkansas Community College are helping establish Bentonville as the mountain biking capital of the world. Next fall, the school will offer a trail technician program, allowing students to gain certifications in trail building, design, and maintenance or become certified bicycle technicians.
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Today on The Outline: Unemployment in Arkansas went up slightly in October. Also, the Boys and Girls Club of Benton County unveiled a new rock climbing wall in their gymnasium. Plus, a revised Momentary is open to the public.
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The KUAF Listening Lab traveled to the Starshine Narrative Summit in Little Rock last week. One of the conversations recorded focused on Latinas en Bici.
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Although the region’s trail systems usage increases and the construction of paved routes continue, marginalized and underserved populations encounter barriers to use the system, according to the NWA Trails & Active Transportation Equity Report. Focus groups, an equity map and inclusivity survey make up the report.
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A spike in traffic incidents and fatalities since 2019 has led government officials, city planners and non-profits to address road safety measures.
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On today's news outline, the Northwest Arkansas National Airport is experiencing its highest traffic year to date and is preparing for a busy weekend of travel. A consultant is hired through the Fayetteville City Council to investigate illegal short-term rentals. Also, a Bentonville bike drive is aiming to collect 150 bikes for the city's 150th birthday
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We wrap up some of the week's news: crypto provides problems for many, another big bike designation for Bentonville, get those flu shots and Arkansas swimming is ranked.
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There are some new laws in Arkansas that are intended to make travel easier and safer for both cyclists and motorists, but they only work when everybody…