A new survey administered by the Office of Education Policy at the University of Arkansas asked parents questions about schools, teacher salaries and more.

This week's edition of the Northwest Arkansas Business Journal report includes a conversation with Craig Wilson, the policy director for the Arkansas Center for Health Improvement, about the possibility of raising salaries for school nurses.

The coming week offers a few opportunities to see live metal and hard rock shows, in addition to the familiar folk, country, blues and rock and roll.

The Arkansas chapter of the Alzhiemer's Association offers a variety of avenues of advice, help and medical guides.

Newly published historic district design guidelines to preserve Eureka Springs’ residential and commercial dwellings are more lenient – and explicit.

The Famous Hardware building in Springdale is again a new public art installation. CACHE, the Tyson Family Foundation and Downtown Springdale invited Nashville-based artist Amelia Briggs to creat new work for the rest of us to see at 113 West Emma.

When rock climbers are high off the gorund, they want a dependable rope to secure them. That's where Rogers-based Lacaida Ropes come in. We talked with founder Pedro Somarriba about his company and his products.

Sam Perroni has constructed a real baseball field in his backyard. it has dugouts, an electronic scoreboard and a concessions stand. We visited earlier this month to find out more.

We checked in with the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum to find out more about their line of Supreme Court bobbleheads.

The third annual Arkansas Medical Marijuana and CBD Wellness Expo was staged over the weekend at the Northwest Arkansas Convention Center in Springdale. Friday was an industry event for owners and operators of cannabis dispensaries, cultivation and processing facilities, legal and security firms, medical clinics and political interest groups. Saturday was open to the general public.