Kyle Kellams

6 days ago | kuaf.com | Kyle Kellams

Artosphere, the festival that merges nature and art, is underway, centered at the Walton Arts Center. This year’s iteration of the festival includes many of the features from past Artsopheres: concerts in area chapels, the music along the Razorback Greenway that is Trail Mix and a performance by the Dover Quartet. This week, Ozarks at Large's Kyle Kellams reached Camden Shaw, a founder of the Dover Quartet and cellist, to ask him about the group’s return to northwest Arkansas.

6 days ago | kuaf.com | Kyle Kellams

A program designed to help high school students in Arkansas develop plans for what to do after graduation is getting a boost from Governor Sarah Sanders. The governor says the rootEd Arkansas program is an example of the state’s education investment. The program, a partnership of Bentonville-based Heartland Forward, the Arkansas Department of Education and the national nonprofit rootEd Alliance, places trained college and career advisors in Arkansas rural schools.

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1 week ago | kuaf.com | Kyle Kellams

Music designed to help you release stress and anxiety will be front and center on the Northwest Arkansas Community College Campus tomorrow afternoon. Peace in the Keys will feature solo pianist Schumann Robert, who will perform music designed to guide the audience on a journey of serenity, resilience and reflection. Ozarks at Large's Kyle Kellams asked Schumann, who currently works as a senior sales and replenishment analyst at the Barcode Group in Bentonville, about the event.

1 week ago | kuaf.com | Kyle Kellams

Heartland Forward, a Bentonville-based think tank, is launching a maternal and child health care center to reduce disparities and improve accessible care across the state. The announcement was made this morning at the Heartland Summit in Bentonville. The center’s official name is the Maternal and Child Health Center for Policy and Practice. President and COO of Heartland Forward, Angie Cooper, says the center’s mission extends past Arkansas borders.