Timothy Dennis

To commemorate the end of his time at KUAF, Ozarks at Large producer Timothy Dennis invited some friends and esteemed local musicians to join him one last time in the Firmin-Garner Performance Studio to perform a few songs and to ask Timothy some burning questions.

Ozarks at Large producer Timothy Dennis parts ways with KUAF after 11 years of dedicated service. Before he leaves, Timothy and Kyle Kellams reminisce over his time at the radio station.

Though fewer in number, the live music opportunities of the next week still pack a musical punch.

The next seven days of live music include performances by Wilco, Wu-Tang Clan, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong, Fossils of Ancient Robots and more.

Today on The Outline: The new COVID-19 vaccine could be available in pharmacies as early as tomorrow. Also, the Arkansas Legislature is likely to pass a new law prohibiting vaccination mandates for government employees. Plus, The University of Arkansas’ Chemical Engineering Department receives a large gift.

Today on The Outline: Food lockers provide 24-hour food pantry access. Also, leadership changes at Walmart International. Plus, the Razorback soccer season begins.

A childcare company is offering full-time employees an opportunity to get a bachelor’s degree for free. Also on today’s show, adding new beds to address Arkansas prison inmate backlog, a ribbon cutting for a new radiation oncology center in Little Rock and more.

The coming week of musical attractions features the first patio show for this season, plenty of local favorites and some big names with tour stops in our area.

For our last survey of live, local music of 2022, we have several New Years Eve celebrations, as well as a few shows happening between now and the end of the holidays.

Although there are fewer opportunities for live music as the holidays approach, there are still many shows to see during the next week.

The first weekend of live music in December has the return of a number of nationally touring acts returning to the region, the tricennial celebration of one regional music organization, and a variety of local folk, alt-rock and several songwriters.

Musician Travis Koester talks about his most recent project and his newly released album of solo music he’s written and recorded over the past 30 years.

Founded at the end of 2021, Circle of Thirds is a four-piece jazz band fusing keyboards, drums, bass and guitar into a tapestry of varied jazz styles. Three of the band’s four members, Jacob Arnold, Valdimar Sigurtson and James Doughety, recently came to the Firmin-Garner Performance Studio to talk…

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On today’s show, an update on the state of the region by NWA Council. Plus, our weekly roundup on live music, the Arkansas Food Hall of Fame, and much…

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On today’s show, we have the latest from Governor Asa Hutchinson’s weekly coronavirus response briefing, which he held Tuesday in Little Rock. Plus, we…

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