A Monday roundup: Senator Boozman supports Graham-Cassidy and former Governor Beebe opposes it.

Syard Evans will become the new CEO at Arkansas Support Network Jan. 1, 2018. Keith Vire , the leader of the organization for the past 26 years will retire from the post. We ask her about the transition, the ASN mission and how Graham-Cassidy might affect Arkansans with developmental disabilities.

Michael Tilley, with Talk Business and Politics , explains the mission of the World Trade Center in Rogers. The center recently marked ten years of operation in northwest Arkansas.

Eureka Christian Health Outreach , or ECHO, has been providing free healthcare to those without insurance for more than 10 years and now the clinic's co-founders, Dan and Suzie Bell, are moving ahead with plans to build a village of affordable homes in Eureka Springs. The Bells believe having a stable home is crucial to both mental and physical health.

The Jake Hertzog Trio comes to the Carver Center for Public Radio to talk about their trio, their music and the art of creating music.

A big, older plane rumbles into northwest Arkansas this weekend. Becca Martin Brown , with the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, says you can look at it or even ride in it.

The Outback in the Ozarks race sends runners all over northwest Arkansas, through five state parks, over hills and into the middle of the night.

Arkansas LGBT civil rights took center stage during a pretrial hearing in Washington County Circuit Court Thursday where Judge Doug Martin will consider the constitutionality of Act 137 of 2015. The state law bars Arkansas cities and counties from enacting LGBT-inclusive anti-discrimination ordinances. In two rulings Martin set the tone for future proceedings, refusing to stay Fayetteville's non-discrimination ordinance and rejecting another motion by the state to quash depositions of several

Michael Tilley, from Talk Business and Politics , explains how the medical and retail landscapes continue to shift every day.

Jim Warnock loves to hike. The school principal (in Alma) will be at Hobbs State Park Sunday to talk about long hikes and short ones, too.