Eureka Springs, a popular LGBTQ+ tourist destination, is fully open for Pride this June. According to the director of " Out In Eureka ," all sorts of local LGBTQ+ businesses are catering to the culture.

We continue our salute to the first 150 years of the University of Arkansas with the history of the all-purpose Arkansas Student Union. Cahrlie Alison, executive editor of University Relations, epxlains how Dizzy Gillespie, Donald Harington and haircuts are all part of the story.

Courtney Lanning, film critic with the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette , says the new Werewolves Within honors past classic monster flims...and past comedies.

Jared Middleton, a teacher with the Springdale Public School District, is concerned about overreach that could limit educators' ability to teach the complete history of the United States. He organized a rally this month so he, and others, could express their concern.

Each year, the Clinton Foundation hosts a contest encouraging Arkansas high school students to address some of today’s most pressing challenges by turning their good ideas into action plans.This year’s winner of the Ideas Matter Scholarship Essay was Aswhin Marathe, who wrote about political polarization, and his plans to combat it with more civic engagement from students.

John Brummett, political columnist with the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, says the sudden change in leadership at the Univeristy of Arkansas wasn't handled with complete transparency. The topic is part of this week's conversation between Brummett and Roby Brock with Talk Business and Politics.

The Annie E. Casey Foundation's annual Kids Count Data Book was released this week. The report analyzing child wellbeing ranks Arkansas 39th in the U.S., up one point from the previous year. The foundation's President and CEO Lisa Hamilton explains that the state's progress could be hindered by the Coronavirus pandemic.

Our Militant Grammarian, Katherine Shurlds, brings us a list of eleven common mistakes. She also brings us easy ways to remember the rules to avoid the mistakes.

The Annie E. Casey Foundation's annual Kids Count report looks at child well-being in the United States by analyzing factors like economics, health and education. The state's economic well-being ranking jumped from 46 to 34 in the new report, but Rich Huddleston, executive director for Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families , says there's still work to be done to improve the lives of low-income children, thousands of whom lack health insurance.

During World War II thousands of American citizens of Japanese descent were forced to leave their homes and businesses to live behind barded wire in Arkansas. This week's collection of archives from the David and Barbara Pryor Center for Arkansas Oral and Visual History includes memories from George Takei who was forced to relocate with is family.