John Brummett, political writer for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, talks to Roby Brock, of Talk Business and Politics, about the life and wit of Betty Bumpers. Bumpers died Friday at her home in Little Rock, and she was the wife of former Arkansas governor and U.S. Senator Dale Bumpers.

A new traveling exhibit is being curated about the history of African-American education in Arkansas. The Mosaic Templars Cultural Center in Little Rock is curating the exhibit. Organizers are asking the public to submit oral histories, written accounts, artifacts and other memorabilia to help reconstruct the little-known part of Arkansas history.

Curvahedra is a Fayetteville-based company that creates three-dimensional math puzzles that can be woven and slipped into different shapes. We speak with two of the company's principals about the math puzzles.

After a year of work, the Rogers Historical Museum is almost finished renovating the old Hailey Ford building. The new exhibition space is more than double the size of the old museum.

Researchers at the Shiloh Museum of Ozark History are looking for local memories of another movie made in northwest Arkansas. Last year, it was The Kidnapper’s Foil, and this year, researchers are seeking information about a nearly 70-year-old film called Wonder Valley after getting their hands on dozens of still photos from the production.

Arkansas and Oklahoma have agreed on developing a collaborative watershed management plan for the Illinois River Watershed. Oklahoma has long fought with Arkansas over pollution in the 145-mile long river, which originates in southern Washington County.

If you're looking to make your holidays a cakewalk or easy as pie, our Militant Grammarian Katherine Shurlds returns to give us a refresher on food-related idioms.

The Natural State Burial Association, which promotes sustainable burial practices in Arkansas, has unearthed a potential cemetery site in rural Washington County. The association has posted a survey seeking public comment available online, or via mail by request, through January 1.

Roby Brock of Talk Business & Politics speaks with Gov. Asa Hutchinson, who was reelected to a second term this month, about his goals for next year's legislative session including proposed tax cuts, shrinking state government and highway funding. The two also discuss Arkansas WORKS, a program that has removed more than 12,000 Arkansans from Medicaid.

Though there's no live music happening on Thanksgiving Day, the day before and days after feature a wide variety of live music options. Wednesday Nov 21 Dana Louise, Two Lions at Maxine's Tap Room (Fayetteville) - 7 p.m. The Schwag at Meteor Guitar Gallery (Bentonville) - $12 GA in advance, $15 at the door, 8 p.m. Fossils of Ancient Robots, Barbarians of Tomorrow at Chelsea's (Eureka Springs) - 9 p.m. Mas Agua at Harry's Downtown (Fort Smith) - $5, 9 p.m. Friday Nov 23 Sean Harrison, Kenny