Comics have all sorts of little symbols to indicate things like sweat or speed. The Militant Grammarian tells us these have names.

Becca Martin Brown , from the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, takes just a few minutes to try to hit the highlights for June.

Arkansas Public Theatre presents An Act of God this week in Rogers. The tweet-inpsired play imagines what God would want us to know right now.

A collaboration with the Northwest Arkansas Business Journal brings together three experts in northwest Arkansas tech. They discuss what are the major issues now and what may be the important issues for the region looking ahead.

The International Dark-Sky Association works to reduce light pollution in urban and rural environments around the globe. The Arkansas Natural Sky Association , chaired by Little Rock resident Bruce McMath, hopes to establish the state's first public dark sky park. McMath also discusses what residents can do to reduce light pollution around homes and neighborhoods.

The Fayetteville Roots Festival is just less than three months away, but today we take a listen back to some music we recorded during last year's festival but haven't had a chance to play on the air. While Austin-based artist Matt The Electrician played on our live edition of Ozarks at Large during the festival, he also performed during a children's concert at Fayetteville Public Library while he was here.

The first weekend of June delivers festivals, music, food and almost everything else. Becca Martin Brown , with the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, gives us a list of what we can do.

The Strokes released their album Is This It in 2001. It was a major influence for many musicians including a band that will reproduce the album in its entirety at George's Majestic Lounge tonight.

Lisa Wingate's novel Before We Were Yours is the 2018 selection for the If All Arkansas Read the Same Book project. She'll be at the Bentonville Public Library at noon tomorrow and at the Springdale Public Library tomorrow afternoon at 3:00. She talks to us about the historical inspiration for her novel, the Tennessee Children's Home Society.

Housing costs are on the rise in northwest Arkansas, and a third of residents spend 30 percent or more of their monthly income on housing. The Walton Family Foundation is partnering with national and regional organizations to host public input meetings along the I-49 corridor to develop a vision for housing for everyone in the region. Liz Alsina, the senior program officer with the Personal Philanthropy Group at the Walton Family Foundation, discusses what residents can expect and how they can