The 70th Annual Ozark Folk Festival will take place this weekend in Eureka Springs, but that's not the only musical event worth seeing (and hearing) this weekend.

The latest edition of the Trillium Salon Series, presented by Of Note with Katy Henriksen, features music and poetry. Katy gives us a preview of tomorrow night's event at 21 West Mountain in Fayetteville that begins at 8pm.

Three versions of an itinerant film called the Kidnappers Foil that were filmed in Fayetteville, Springdale, Rogers and Bentonville in 1937 have found their way to the Shiloh Museum of Ozarks History after they were discovered during renovations at the Apollo Theater. The movies were made by Melton Barker and featured a cast of local children that were selected following an audition. Barker traveled to cities and towns throughout the South and Midwest filming versions of the Kidnappers Foil ,

More than a hundred secret Ku Klux Klan chapters organized across Arkansas in the early 1920s, including ten in northwest Arkansas. That’s according to new findings by Arkansas historian Kenneth Barnes, after he discovered a rare membership roll for a KKK chapter headquartered in Bentonville. He's traced all the members of the list, as well as why and where the KKK took root in Arkansas in the early 20th century. We also meet a Bentonville Klan descendant who discusses his newfound family legacy

On today’s show, the Ku Klux Klan operated secret chapters in more than one hundred cities and towns in Arkansas a century ago, and we learn more about one of those chapters that was present in northwest Arkansas. Plus, movies made in northwest Arkansas 80 years ago and thought lost forever are found. And, a very 2017 story: A new app is simplifying the process of finding a spot to park during Razorback football games.

Several residents and businesses often rent spaces on their property during Razorback football games, but it might take a while to find a place with an open spot or a price you’re willing to pay. FanSpotz is a new app that's been designed to simplify the process of finding and paying for a parking spot on game day.

In 1929, Agatha Christie disappeared for more than a week. When she was found there were as many questions as answers. Tracy S. Morris of Springdale is the producer of the podcast I Am Not Making This Up. She brings the mystery back to life for us.

Gustav Carlson is a comic book artist from the Ozarks. The scenes depicted in his original works range from Ozarks-themed adventures to explorations in space . But, like many other comics, his works also include monsters and creatures of all shapes and sizes. Because he deals with monsters in his craft, we asked Gustav to create a list of what he considers the greatest monsters of all time. It’s a list we’re calling the Mount Rushmore of Monsters.

Leigh Wood, host of The KUAF Vinyl Hour , explains why the word genius and the phrase novelty song can be in the same sentence. She delivers a preview of this week's KUAF Vinyl Hour. The program airs Sunday evenings at five on KUAF 3.

A festive Eureka Springs historic neighborhood has attracted more and more Halloween trick-or-treaters with each passing year -- many of them are families now coming from outlying rural low-income communities. To supply enough treats to the children, neighbors last year banded together to establish a special "Candy Bank." But this year, things are looking a bit spooky given the Eureka Springs Advertising and Promotion Commission has branded the town "Halloween City."