Friday, on opposite sides of Dickson Street, groups in Fayetteville challenged residents to think differently about our relationships with automobiles. A parking spot was transformed into a park and advocates for electric cars talked to people about the advantages of reducing carbon emissions.

The duo Handmade Moments, Anna Moss and Joel Ludford, are back in northwest Arkansas to play music. They give us a preview of their sets scheduled for Pesto fest tomorrow and Stage 18 later this month.

An art installation by noted Eureka Springs musician and crochet artist Gina Rose Gallina was destroyed by vandals late last month. Gallina had wrapped the trunks of a half dozen trees standing in the city's North Main Street Music Park with ornate crocheted coverings. Eureka Springs police are attempting to sew up the case.

The Eureka Springs Native Plant Garden Project, in partnership with Northwest Arkansas Master Naturalists and Eureka Springs Parks & Recreation Commission is hosting the 1st Annual Native Plant Fair in Eureka Springs Saturday, September 30th. The free fair will feature a native plant sale, exhibits by area and state plant societies and alliances along with key presentations by native plant experts at the new Eureka Springs Community Center on 44 Kings Highway from 9 am to 5 pm. A guided

A Friday roundup: Arkansas median household income is up, but still low compared to the rest of the country...University of Arkansas stands behind DACA students and soccer tonight in Fayetteville.

Stuart Davis: In Full Swing features 86 works from the American painter whose career spanned five decades. The exhibition opens to the public Sept. 16 and will be on view at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art until Jan.1.

Michael Tilley, with our partner Talk Business and Politics , discusses this morning's announcement from Walmart about an eventual new home office in Bentonville.

Chancellor Joseph Steinmetz discussed enrollment, budgets and academics during a State of the University address this morning.

This week's Northwest Arkansas Business Journal Report examines the always-changing relationship between Walmart and suppliers.

After being awarded a grant, the Urban Land Institute Northwest Arkansas district council is holding an input session Sept. 14 about shaping the future of the Highway 71B corridor and reimagining it into a space that can be occupied by people instead of just vehicles.