The documentary In Her Words: 20th Century Lesbian Fiction explores how key authors and their works impacted the genre and society. A screening of the work-in-progress will be held June 14 at 21c Museum Hotel in Bentonville.

A growing number of green dentists is offering patients eco-friendly dental treatment, as well as sustainable clinical practices. The state's leading green dentist, in Fayetteville, discusses the merits. This report is part of a year-long state-wide series on oral health produced by Arkansas Public Media, supported by Delta Dental of Arkansas.

Cameron Johnson has performed throughout Northwest Arkansas for a few years. On May 31, he released EP 1 , which was recorded at Haxton Road Studios in Bentonville. Cameron recently stopped by to talk about the release.

The latest edition of the Northwest Arkansas Business Journal includes a conversation with Bishop Woosley, the director of the Arkansas Scholarship Lottery, about a financial milestone.

Fort Smith City Administrator Carl Geffken wants to hear from organizations that are interested in providing animal sheltering and adoption services for the city after the City Board of Directors decided not to renew a contract with the HOPE Humane Society last month. Geffken has also been charged with devising an animal licensing ordinance, which proponents say other cities around the country have implemented to control their stray populations.

Seth, Connor and Alec Pitts, who run Sugar Hill Ranch in Lincoln, are the 2019 Washington County Farm Family of the Year . The Washington County Farm Bureau and the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture Cooperative Extension Service sponsor the program, which is in its 72nd year.

John Brummett, political writer for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette , talks with Roby Brock, with our partner Talk Business and Politics , about the World War II generation and what we can learn from them.

The coming weekend offers live jazz, folk, hip-hop, pop-country, blues rock and much more that can be seen and heard throughout the listening area. Thursday, June 13 Beer and Hymns at Bike Rack Brewing Co. (Springdale) - 6 p.m. John Moreland at Meteor Guitar Gallery (Bentonville) - $15 today, $20 tomorrow, 8 p.m. Allison Grace Duo at Harry's Downtown (Fort Smith) - 8 p.m. Friday, June 14 SeanFresh at Smoke and Barrel Tavern (Fayetteville) - 10 p.m. M.T. Howard at Dickson Street Pub (Fayetteville

The intertribal indigenous women’s group Matriarch is staging an interactive program at the Museum of Native American History in Bentonville June 22. Matriarch promotes the social welfare of Native women through education, community building, and direct services and also conducts public outreach. The two-part event which begins at 3 p.m. is free although reservations are requested, which can be found online or at 479-273-2456.

Born Chloe Anthony Wofford in Lorain, Ohio in 1931, Toni Morrison was educated at Howard and Cornell Universities. Morrison had a career as an educator at Howard, Yale and Princeton Universities, but her writing career is legendary. Her novel Sula was nominated for the National Book Award and Beloved would become a film starring Oprah Winfrey. Morrison also won the Pulitzer and Nobel Prizes in literature. This is her story.