Jack Travis

The Jones Center's got some new additions this summer. Ozarks at Large's Jack Travis takes us to Springdale to explore the center's new volunteer-driven rain garden, plus a nostalgic snack at Pearlsnap Picnic.

As the one-year anniversary approaches since a swatting event rocked the Fayetteville campus, the University of Arkansas is updating guidelines for what to do in an active threat situation.

Just a few blocks from the original home of Walmart. A new exhibit at The Momentary takes visitors back to the beginning of convenience.

The Arkansas Interscholastic Cycling League season begins this month. The organization brings together students in grades five through 12 to compete in competitive mountain biking.

Young people today are adopting more cats than previous generations. Ozarks at Large's Jack Travis reached out to Best Friends Pet Resource Center to learn more.

Kyle Kellams: Fayetteville South Yard development is busy these days. New businesses have opened recently, newer ones are in construction mode.

The Arkansas Cinema Society is again hosting its signature event, FILMLAND, a film festival bringing together writers, directors, and actors from across the state and country to Little Rock.

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.

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.

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