Now in its third year, the Pea Ridge Book Bus delivers books to students during the summer months in an effort to keep them reading during the break.

A Monday roundup: Fort Smith back to recycling, Governor Hutchinson talks foreign trade trip and Bentonville moves a city office.

TheatreSquared officially is building a new, permanent theater. The groundbreaking was held late Friday afternoon.

After it had been under the supervision of the University of Arkansas chancellor's office for several years, the David and Barbara Pryor Center for Arkansas Oral and Visual History is now back to being part of the J. William Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences. College Dean Todd Shields says the Pryor Center will now feature a speaker series similar to the one organized by the Clinton School of Public Service, as well as an academic component that will allow professors to teach courses at the

Becca Martin Brown, with the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette , says the summer music festival season is far from over.

Sports for a Monday: Razorback-connected track and field athletes get ready for world championships and the Northwest Arkansas Naturals get a day off.

Fayetteville native Caleb Ryan Martin is only 19 years old, but he averages upwards of 150 shows each year at venues across the country. Last night he performed with Mary-Heather and the Sinners as the opening act for a Kellie Pickler concert in Northwest Arkansas. In between shows, Martin has found time to sign with a Kansas City label and work on his second album.

Becca Martin Brown , with the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, says there are plenty of established scripts in production this month. Operas and plays staged this summer include works from Mozart and Homer.

A Friday roundup: new census statistics for Arkansas, new health plan proposed and new money for area Boys and Girls Clubs.

On Friday, ground is officially broken for the new, permanent home for TheatreSquared .