Jack Travis

6 days ago | kuaf.com | Jack Travis

The Arkansas Global Cycling Accelerator is nearing the end of its first semester. This program, a collaboration between the Greenhouse Outdoor Recreation Program and Startup Junkie, seeks to promote innovation and growth within the global cycling industry. The first cohort of the accelerator will showcase their products to the NWA community during a demo event on May 20 at 5 p.m. at the Ledger in Bentonville.

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1 week ago | kuaf.com | Jack Travis

Ramay Junior High is moving. For almost 60 years, the school, named after its first principal, M.O. Ramay, has been located in west Fayetteville on the corner of West Stone Street and South Sang Avenue. Fayetteville Public Schools deputy superintendent Julie Williams said that while the junior high had a good run at that spot, it’s time to change scenery. The district determined this need with the help of an organization called MGT.

1 week ago | kuaf.com | Jack Travis

The Arkansas Global Cycling Accelerator is a partnership between the Greenhouse Outdoor Recreation Program and Startup Junkie, aimed at fostering cycling technology innovation for businesses globally. Our reporter, Jack Travis, has interviewed multiple founders who participated, and now he explores BrakeAce with founder Matt Miller. A native of Nazareth, Pennsylvania, Miller relocated to New Zealand and started to revolutionize the art of increasing speed through mindful braking.

2 weeks ago | kuaf.com | Jack Travis

The Arkansas Global Cycling Accelerator is nearing the end of its first semester. The program aims to promote innovation and growth in the global cycling industry. Recently, Ozarks at Large’s Jack Travis spoke with Michael Burton, founder of Lockstop, one of the participating companies, which has created on-location bike locks. The accelerator’s first cohort will present their products to the NWA community during a demo event on May 20 at 5 p.m. at the Ledger in Bentonville.