The University of Arkansas didn't always have a fight song. What better time to review the tune's history than a few days before a battle with the Texas Longhorns.

It may not have three rings or clowns, but the Math Circus at the University of Arkansas allows anybody to help build a mathematical structure.

This weekend, Prairie Street Live will host " A Concert Against Cancer ," an event that will feature the bands Ley Lines, Gardensnakes, Moonsong, Fight Dream and No Sweater, as well as a silent auction and more. We speak with Joel Robertson about the benefit and why he decided to organize it.

Our monthly update from ArkansasCovid.com includes higher rates of infection for younger Arkansans and a steady number of new cases diagnosed throughout August.

Olivia Trimble, a Fayetteville artist and activist, is the recipient of a grant from the Mid-America Arts Alliance Interchange Program . The grant, awarded to sixteen artists, supports projects focused on progressive social change within the six-state region.

Mountain biking opportunities in Arkansas grow by the mile every month. We talk with a trail enthusiast and supporter about the history the newer trails are being built upon across the state.

Cureate and Forge are partners in a new project to help ten food and beverage entrepreneurs better understand how to make dreams in the food and beverage industry become closer to reality and stay in business.

The Arkansas Department of Agriculture has launched a new multiplatform website connecting schools engaged in gardening and agriculture to local farmers and growers. Sarah Lane who serves as Farm to School and Early Childhood Education Program Coordinator with the Arkansas Department of Agriculture says the new portal features interactive maps of school gardens, local procurement activities, participating farms and producers – which number around 800 statewide.

Michael Tilley, from our partner Talk Business & Politics , discusses building permits in Fort Smith, in additional Hytrol Conveyor Belt plant in Fort Smith, and a new revenue report from the state of Arkansas.

The Northwest Arkansas Council has launched a new web portal to help residents and businesses navigate what they can recycle and where they can recycle. The council's recycling program manager Dan Holtmeyer says every recycling program and center operates differently. He authors an informative recycling blog on the website.