Once on This Island is on stage at Walton Arts Center through Sunday afternoon. The story involves love, gods and the universal search for one's place in the world. Tamyra Gray talks to us about portraying Papa Ge, the Demon of Death.

Eureka Pizz a is upping the pizza game for Valentine's Day with a $1000 pie topped with Kobe Beef, caviar and...gold.

The University of Arkansas Theater production of John Walch's In the Book Of examines contemporary issues surrounding immigration and takes inspiration from The Book of Ruth in the Old Testament. The production opens Friday, Feb. 14, at the Global Campus Building on the Fayetteville Square.

Eureka Springs Parks and Recreation Commission Director Justin Huss is creating trending off-road cycling destinations in town, generating new revenue, but a growing number of residents are seeking more transparent planning and accounting in the process.

The Momentary , a satellite contemporary arts space for Crystal Bridges of Museum of American Art, opens to the public Feb. 22 with a diverse performance festival titled TIME BEING featuring dance, music and theater from around the world including Courtney Barnett, FM Belfast and BANDALOOP.

As 2020 voters go to the polls in New Hampshire's presidential primary , we listen back to a pair of stories from our show in 1992 featuring that year's Granite State primary. Matt Ferrell attended a watch part with Bill Clinton supporters and Brenda Blagg , then a reporter and columnist with The Morning News, talks about covering the Clinton campaign from New Hampshire.

Our Militant Grammarian, Katherine Shurlds, finds all kinds of interesting words from the past. This time her linguistic nuggets include a term for that person who always sticks you with the bill.

The Arkansas Department of Transportation has started holding a series of meetings about the proposed extension of a half-cent sales tax that will be listed on the ballot in November as Issue 1 . This week, one of the meetings will be held in Mena and the other in Fort Smith . Highway Department Spokesperson Randy Ort discusses how the funding would be spent and why funding keeps falling short.

The new North Street Head Start Center is the result of a collaboration between Economic Opportunity Agency and St. James Missionary Baptist Church. The center, which uses three of the church's classrooms, can serve up to 24 infants and toddlers. EOA now operates eight centers in the region.

They might seem insignificant now, but s ome of the smallest items, like string and salt shakers, were instrumental in how civilization developed. Chaim Goodman-Strauss , a mathematics professor at the University of Arkansas, will teach an Honors College Signature Seminar about some of these items next fall. He'll deliver a free, public preview lecture Wednesday, Feb. 12, at 5:15 p.m. in Gearhart Hall on the U of A campus.