Last week, middle school students in Paris, in Logan County, completed a mural titled "We Are Paris." We speak with Anne Canada, librarian and teacher at Paris Middle School about how the project came together and how the work's theme developed.

Becca Martin Brown, features editor at the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette , tells us about an author who will soon visit Fort Smith who helped put together a book chronicling some of the forgotten places in Arkansas.

The latest issue of The Idle Class will be out this week. We speak with the publication's new editor, Julia Trupp, about the art and fashion issue.

Michael Tilley, from our content partner Talk Business and Politics , tells us some of the reasons why this week's sales tax vote might have been denied by Fort Smith voters. We also get details on the True Grit Trail.

In honor of Women’s History Month, Buffalo National River Park Ranger, Lauren Ray, is presenting two talks about women serving in the National Park Service, focusing in part on evolving dress codes.

According to the American Heart Association, there are enough strokes in the U.S. for one to occur every 40 seconds. We hear from Serena Munns, executive director of the American Heart Association of Northwest Arkansas , to learn how to recognize when someone is having a stroke.

Becca Martin Brown, features editor at the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette , tells us about a visiting author who has studied the 1957 disappearance of Arkansas attorney Maud Crawford. We also get some other activities for the weekend.

Royal Wade Kimes has written hits for himself and for other performers, such as Garth Brooks. Saturday evening, he'll take the audience on a tour of the history of cowboy country music with a concert at Sunrise Stage in Fayetteville. Kimes recently stopped by the Firmin-Garner Performance Studio to talk about his career, and he performed a few of his hits as well.

Fayetteville primary care physician Dr. John Furlow practices direct primary care medicine. He accepts no insurance. Instead, for a monthly subscription fee, patients have access to his clinical care as well as remote consults via video chat, text, email or phone -- day or night.

The Goldings/Bernstein/Stewart Jazz Trio will be on stage Friday night at Walton Arts Center's Starr Theatre. Earlier this month, Robert Ginsburg, the host of Shades of Jazz Friday nights on 91.3, caught up with organist Larry Goldings and guitarist Peter Bernstein about their careers in music.