Pastor Clint Schnekloth of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Fayetteville recently traveled to visit undocumented immigrant detainees and unaccompanied immigrant minors.. He returns to Ozarks at Large to tell us what he saw at detention centers and camps and what conditions are like for the people held there.

CanopyNWA has helped resettle refugees from several countries since its start in 2016. But, the Trump administration has enacted new requirements for those seeking resettlement and made cuts to refugee programs. We hear how those measures have caused a decline in the number of resettled refugees in the U.S. and how two local refugee resettlement organizations are dealing with the retraction of federal support.

In early July, the mid-century facade came down from the former First National Bank building at Center St. and Block Ave. in Fayetteville. With the original stone, plaster and brick finishes exposed, the building's owners are determining the best way to bring the exteriors close to their original condition. We get an update on the project.

For the past few years, Rozenbridge has skillfully combined guitar and cello to craft their own unique sound. The duo has released a self-titled EP, and last week, Tim Warden and Christian Serrano came to the Carver Center for Public Radio to discuss the project.

This weekend features a number of crafts fairs throughout the area. Becca Martin Brown , features editor at the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, gives us a rundown.

Debby Schriver has written a new book, titled Whispering in the Daylight: The Children of Tony Alamo and Their Journey to Freedom . She'll discuss the book at 7 p.m. tonight at Nightbird Books in Fayetteville, and tomorrow at Barnes and Noble in Little Rock. We'll also hear more from Schriver next week on Ozarks at Large.

The fourth edition of The Unexpected is next week in Fort Smith. Thirty murals are set to be created throughout the city, but this year's event features more than just world-renowned artists creating one-of-a-kind works in public spaces. We speak with two organizers of The Unexpected to get a preview of this year's event.

Ralph Odom, known by many for his barefoot dancing during happy hour at George's Majestic Lounge, died this week. We remember the man known as "Giant Mountain Troll" with a piece from our archive. In spring of 1994, Odom took us on a hunt for morel mushrooms.

In today's Northwest Arkansas Business Journal Report, we hear from Gary Norcross, CEO of FIS Global, about how regulatory relief and tax reforms are affecting the financial services sector.

Leigh Wood, host of the KUAF Vinyl Hour Saturday evenings at 5 on 91.3, returns to give us a preview of this week's show, which will feature selections of modern soul music.