What do we need to do to vote? How do primaries work? What's a state land commissioner do? The latest podcast from Ozarks at Large and KUAF will answer some of those questions. Today's episode gets us informed on voter registration.

Arkansas' 529 Plan is now Arkansas Brighter Future 529. With the new names, many of the same ideas to help pay for education remain.

Visual arts this spring at The Momentary provide unique opportuntities to see work of contemporary artists.

Our Militant Grammarian has a long list of confusing word that begin with the letter "P".

Kaharlyk, by Oleh Shynkarenko, is a science fiction novel set in Ukraine that examines war and creativity.

Washington County’s Emergency Rental Assistance Program abruptly ended for thousands of eligible households on April 1st, leaving many individuals and families at risk. But late last week, an infusion of federal funding was announced.

Lyon College, in strategic partnership with OneHealth, is in the process of creating plans for veterinary and dental schools inLittle Rock as part of the new Lyon College Institute of Health Sciences.

This week venerable rock band Black Oak Arkansas is at the Auditorium in Eureka Springs. We trace the band's journey from rural Arkansas to the present day with archives from the Pryor Center for Arkansas Oral and Visual History.

The level of activity is picking up. As organizations move toward pre-pandemic schedules, KUAF is organizing an event Friday from 5:00-7:00 pm to re-engage volunteers.

After some reporting from our partner Talk Business and Politics, an updated proposal is being brought forward in Fort Smith. That story and more with Michael Tilley.