Leigh Wood, host of the KUAF Vinyl Hour at 5 p.m. Sundays on KUAF 3, says this week the music is about taking it easy in the sun.

Becca Martin Brown , with the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, gives us plans for the weekend. For one, take the younger set. For the other, hire a babysitter.

A Friday roundup includes new details in an ongoing corruption scandal involving former and current legislators, record sales for the Arkansas Scholarship Lottery and an upcoming super regional in Fayetteville.

The Ann Brown Memorial School in south Fayetteville offers an intensively mentored, child-led curriculum rich in the arts. The new independent school has been a lifelong vision of director Melissa Graham, who is collaborating closely with long-time early childhood educator Rebecca Buchanan.

Michael Tilley, with Talk Business and Politics , discusses a new report that indicates the Fort Smith economy benefits from Arkansas Colleges of Health Education. He also considers the lingering delays with rolling out medical marijuana in Arkansas.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of a Colorado baker who refused on religious grounds to bake a wedding cake for an engaged gay couple. In a 60-page decision, justices narrowly considered fundamental religious freedoms under the First Amendment, leaving the question of LGBTQ civil rights enforcement for another day.

As economic growth continues in the four largest cities of northwest Arkansas, rental and ownership costs are rising, making housing unattainable to residents of certain incomes. There is also a wide gap between the amount of affordable units in each of the cities and the number of people who need them. Enterprise Community Partners is meeting with local stakeholders and holding public meetings to discuss these housing issues with residents with a goal of developing policies and recommendations

This week's Northwest Arkansas Business Journal Report examines efforts to prepare Arkansans for work requirements for Medicaid benefits.

A Thursday roundup includes the Arkansas Speaker of the House leaving for a new job, fewer child welfare cases in the state and a top award for an Arkansas golfer.

The Art of Wine includes plenty of wine (plus some beer and spirits) and extends over two days at the Walton Arts Center.