In the days leading up to the NCAA College Baseball Super Regionals between the North Carolina State Wolfpack and the Arkansas Razorbacks, a handful of fans sit with canopies and portable generators waiting to get the best seats in the stadium. One fan takes it a step further with his Hog van.

John Two-Hawks ' new book, Of Mist and Stone, was created during the pandemic and was inspired by silence .

Girl Scouts are returning to Camp NOARK this weekend. The camp near Huntsville was closed in 2020 due to the pandemic and this summer’s programming almost didn’t happen because of a staff shortage. There are 111 councils across the country and many have struggled to recruit enough counselors for their camps.

Dr. Cam Patterson, the chancellor at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, disucsses the past year in medicine, Arkansas and UAMS as part of this week's Northwest Arkansas Business Journal .

The next seven days offer several opportunities throughout the region to see live music in person. Thurs, Jun 10 Honey Shuffle at Kingfish (Fayetteville) - 8 p.m. Ashtyn Barbaree at JJ's (Bella Vista) - 5 p.m. O.B.A. bluegras jam at Chelsea's (Eureka Springs) - 8 p.m. Los Roscoes at The Gravel Bar (Eureka Springs) - 5 p.m. Fri Jun 11 Cadillac Jackson, Moonsong at Prairie Street Live (Fayetteville) - $15.00, 5 p.m. Dylan Earl and the Reasons Why at Kingfish (Fayetteville) - 9 p.m. Uncrowned Kings

In today's Sound Perimeter, University of Arkansas music professor Lia Uribe is inspired by dance, dancers and powerful dance rhythms. We hear selections by Gabriela Ortiz, Alberto Ginastera and Grupo Bahia.

Twice a year, vendors from across Northwest Arkansas head to Prairie Grove to set up at The Junk Ranch , to sell everything from vintage furniture to artisan bandanas.

A new fellowship from the Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation will help faith leaders to talk about, and take steps toward easing, poverty in Arkansas. Plus, some of us have read more during the pandemic, some have dreamt of opening a book store, and much more.

A new fellowship from the Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation is open to faith leaders. The nine-month Micah Fellows Program will focus on how faith leaders can discuss poverty in Arkansas and lead efforts for economic justice and reductions in poverty.

After a year of uncertainty and reflection, Leah and Daniel Jordan decided to quit their jobs and open an independent bookstore in Fayetteville. Pearl's Books is expected ot open this fall in the former Cask & Grove location on Center Street.