Hundreds gathered in Fayetteville Friday for a climate strike. They demanded elected leaders take climate change more seriously.

Two University of Arkansas professors are studying how the cross-laminated timber used in the construction of Adohi Hall behaves when it is exposed to moisture. They hope their data can influence a broader use of the construction material in the future.

A century after the Elaine Massacre in the Arkansas Delta, a memorial to the dead was officially dedicated this weekend in Helena-West Helena.

The writer of "American Pie" and other songs will play at the City Auditorium in Eureka Springs Oct. 18 starting at 7:30 p.m.

Twelve Marshallese women are taking a sewing course at the Arkansas Art and Fashion Forum headquarters where they will learn everything from threading a sewing machine to sewing a simple dress. Fashion scene leaders believe teaching sewing to more people is part of laying the groundwork for a future micro batch clothing economy.

A 30-member group created by Gov. Asa Hutchinson that is tasked with ensuring a complete and accurate census count held its first meeting this week. The Arkansas Complete Count Committee , made up of state and local officials, heard presentations from people involved in ongoing census counting efforts.

The Eureka Springs Historical Museum is hosting its first ever "Witches Escape" Friday, Oct. 11. The day-long escape, for women only, is a fundraiser for the museum.

British singer-songwriter, Alexander Ellis, who performs under the stage name Our Man in the Field , was recently in Northwest Arkansas as a guest of the House of Songs as part of a larger U.S. tour. While he was in the region, he stopped by the Firmin-Garner Performance Studio at KUAF to talk about his music.

On today's show, we head to the Fayetteville Farmers Market to find out more about Seeds that Feed, a nonprofit that recovers surplus produce to distribute to those in need, and their plans for expansion thanks to a national accelerator program. Plus, we speak with a guest scholar at the University of Arkansas about how Hansel and Gretel were responsible for his interest in law. And, we take you to a hemp farm where harvest is in full swing after a century-long prohibition on growing the crop.

Seeds that Feed , a local nonprofit focused on collecting surplus produce that can be distributed throughout the community, is one of ten organization selected to take part in ReFED 's national accelerator program.