Earlier this year, Austin-based musician Creekbed Carter Hogan stopped by the Firmin Garner Performance Studio to share their brand of campy, folk music with KUAF.

The third epsiode of 'The R Word' includes a conversation with Jemar Tisby.

A collaboration between Art Ventures and Startup Junkie emphasizes the similarities between business startups and artists. The collaboration also means a chance to see some of Jeffry Cantu's art in an unexpected place.

Sean Fitzgibbon has spent more than a decade working on his new book 'What Follows is True' using his art, and research, to tell the story of Norman Baker's wild, fraudulent ride through life. That ride included an infamous tenure at the Crescent Hotel in Eureka Springs.

Beaver Water District broke another record. The district sold about 101 million gallons of water on July 15 breaking the previous record of 88 million gallons of water treated and pumped in one day set this past September. The spike in demand is not only because of the heat, but also because Northwest Arkansas gains an estimated 30 people a day.

After the Russian Federation declared an unprovoked war on the peaceful independent country of Ukraine, Andrew Paul — working in Europe at the time — dropped everything to journey to Kyiv to offer volunteer aid to the Ukraine military.

As more people move to northwest Arkansas, traffic can be affected. In Rogers, a new system to optimize traffic light timing is designed to ease the flow of cars in the downtown district.

The governor, legislators, teachers and education officials continue to talk about teacher pay. John Brummett, a political columnist with the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, offers his take on the very public conversation.

Casey Bourke, aka Print Gurl, creates art that is colorful and dynamic. Her work can be found on the cover of the latest issue of "The Idle Class." She came to our studio, along with Idle Class publisher/editor Kody Ford, to discuss her art and how she is leading a public conversation about melanoma following a diagnosis last year.

Our Militant Grammarian, Katherine Shurlds, brushes up on the vernacular of barbecue.