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Copper theft spikes across rural Northwest Arkansas

By: Jack Travis

The theft of copper from power lines in rural parts of Northwest Arkansas is on the rise. Ozarks at Large's Jack Travis spoke with Megan Krtek to learn more about the problem.

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'Finger Guns' brings a kid's Wild West daydream to Filmland

By: Jack Travis

Kellams: It is Friday, albeit a Friday where temperatures are peaking over 100 degrees in many areas. But still, it's Friday and this is Ozarks at Large.

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ULI program helps area churches start housing projects on unused land

By: Jack Travis

The Urban Land Institute is continuously exploring new approaches to equitable development in the region, and the organization's new endeavor offers

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Improving NWA meteorology — JrSOAPbox performs new songs

By: Jack Travis, Kyle Kellams, Matthew Moore

On today's show, we learn why weather radar coverage in Northwest Arkansas could be getting better soon. We also hear about Jr.

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México en el Corazón brings Mexican folklore to Fayetteville

By: Jack Travis

Kyle Kellams: México en el Corazón celebrates Mexican culture through music, dance, food and drink.

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CES waiver waitlist reaches breaking point — Following a UofA alum's post-grad journey

By: Kyle Kellams, Jack Travis, Matthew Moore

On today's show, we explore how momentum and advocacy are growing to call a special session to eliminate the waitlist for critical healthcare services for disabled Arkansans.

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Conservation nonprofits build a career pipeline in Northwest Arkansas

By: Jack Travis

The Watershed Conservation Resource Center, with help from the Illinois River Watershed Partnership, is leading a workforce development program to build a pipeline of conservation professionals.

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Preparing before disaster strikes — Marching Razorbacks get ready for kickoff

By: Jack Travis, Kyle Kellams

On today's show, we hear about National Preparedness Month and the work of American Red Cross in Northwest Arkansas.

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Small steps can make a big difference when disaster strikes

By: Jack Travis

September is National Preparedness Month. Ozarks at Large's Jack Travis spoke with the American Red Cross to learn more about how you can stay safe during a disaster, and he offers this report.

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Signature by signature, Fayetteville's Black community claims its history

By: Jack Travis

The city of Fayetteville is honoring part of its history. As Ozarks at Large's Jack Travis reports, the City Council recently unanimously approved