Our Militant Grammarian, Katherine Shurlds, says there are common trouble areas for us when it comes to language. She offers a few hints to avoid them.

KUAF's fiscal year ends tomorrow...and General Manager Leigh Wood says we're close to reaching many of the goals we set for June.

Passengers returning to XNA have more options for vacation this year thanks to the addition of new routes. However, the uptick in travel is causing challenges for travel agencies as demand outpaces supply.

Investing in farmland as a financial asset is becoming a more viable option, thanks in part to Carter Malloy and his new business Acretrader . Acretrader, based in Fayetteville, works to partner farmers across the nation with investors looking to grow their portfolio in a low risk way that also helps farmers grow their businesses as well.

Emotions were raw in September, 1974 as Americans considered the pardon of Richard Nixon, escalating inflation and the legal fate of people who did not observe the draft to fight in Vietnam. Randy Dixon, with the David and Barbara Pryor Center for Arkansas Oral and Visual History brings us audio archives of that month.

As live music shut down in early 2020, Kelly and Donna Mulhollan of Still on the Hill began new projects. One, a flea circus, is infused with puns, music and joy. We got a preview this spring.

CODAworx is a firm specializing in fostering collaboration between artists, designers, architects and public officials toward the creation of public art. The firm's annual People's Choice Award nominees this year includes The Momentary.

Ozarks Electric Cooperative and Today's Power Inc. are flipping the switch on a multi-industry solar park near Lincoln Friday. The project, which is expected to save participating entities more than $3 million over 30 years, will generate power for the cities of Lincoln and Springdale, Elkins Public Schools, Lincoln Public Schools and OzarksGo.

The Arkansas Colleges for Health Education in Fort Smith will use an anonymous gift of more than $32 million to work to make the state healthier. Michael Tilley, with Talk Business and Politics , says the plans are so vast he can't list them all during our weekly discussion of the week's news.

Over 500 LGBTQ+ residents and allies joined the trans march to the Fayetteville town square last night to protest newly legislated state laws targeting transgender and non binary Arkansans' civil and medical rights. The inagural event was organized by Fayetteville trans activist Jewel Hayes , a member of the board of directors at NWA Equality .