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On today's show, a new nonprofit is building affordable housing in Harrison. Also, the unexpected business success of gathering nuts. Plus, an Arkansas-born film director’s latest holiday story.
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Hope 9:29 broke ground in Harrison to create a new community space, a call center, and an affordable housing development.
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On today's show, Music Moves prepares for Freedom Festival, the largest Juneteenth celebration in Arkansas. Plus, Miss Arkansas Ebony Mitchell will pass on her crown next month. Also, CACHE's artists applications open June 12 and more.
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Miss Arkansas Eudora Mosby in 2005 visited Eagle Heights Elementary School in Harrison, inspiring a young Ebony Mitchell to become Miss Arkansas.
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The highly anticipated Missouri and North Arkansas Railroad, constructed in the early 20th century, provided shipping and passenger railway access for the first time to isolated Ozark Mountain communities such as Eureka Springs, terminating in Helena on the Arkansas Delta. But as historian Kenneth Barnes reveals, the promising railway — plagued by infrastructure failures, labor strikes and deadly anti-union mob violence — was abandoned.
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This autumn, North Arkansas College, a public community college in Harrison is offering an enhanced arts curriculum — including art therapy — with…
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A majority of Harrison residents voted to support two sales tax ballot measures during a recent special election to fund a new recreational community…
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The isolated eastern Boone County town of Zinc is often cited as headquarters to the Knights Party, a Ku Klux Klan faction which operates a compound…
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Over Labor Day weekend, Aaron C. Williams, co-founder of the new Northwest Arkansas race reconciliation group, Bridge the Gap, traveled to Harrison to…
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The Boone County Quorum Court, Harrison City Council and Harrison Regional Chamber of Commerce signed identical resolutions yesterday that denounce racism…