The Queen of England, an early king of rock and roll and dozens of other notables who made their mark on the world passed in 2022. Here is a look at those we lost.

A popular expo returns this weekend where you have the chance to shop and support local Black-owned businesses.

The Fayetteville Public Library announced its schedule of August events.

Fayetteville Public Library recently announced its April Calendar of Events.

SPRINGDALE, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) – The Northwest Arkansas Black-Owned Business Expo highlighted more than 50 businesses on Saturday in Springdale. The 3rd annual event was full of food, shopping and celebration. It was an opportunity to bring more exposure to locally owned minority businesses in NWA. The Black Business Directory of NWA put on the event. […]

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — The Fayetteville Public Library has released their calendar of events for March. In accordance with the City of Fayetteville Ordinance, masks are required for all patrons until further notice. Visit faylib.org/events for registration links and more information on any of the following. CLASSES, LECTURES & WORKSHOPS Virtual: Book Chatter, Wednesday, March 2 & 16, […]

A one of a kind expo shining a spotlight on black-owned businesses is returning. Watch as Jasmine Hudson, J’Aaron Merchant and Sierra Polk of Black Business Directory of NWA join Good Day NWA with details on this year’s event.

Here is a look at what is happening in Northwest Arkansas.

Jasmine Hudson, J’Aaron and Sierra Polk stop by Good Day NWA with details on the Inaugural Black Owned Business Expo.

Here is what is happening in Northwest Arkansas on Thursday, February 20 sponsored by Green Mountain Coffee Roasters.

There’s a saying “be the change you want to see,” that’s just what Jasmine Hudson, J’Aaron Merchant and Sierra Polk are doing. Watch as the ladies of 4C Collective join Good Day NWA with details on the revamp of diversitynwa.com. DiversityNWA.com is an online business directory and resource for minority and ethnically diverse owned businesses […]

The effects of the violence in Virginia is being felt in the natural state. People are coming together locally to show their solidarity with Charlottesville. 

The effects of the violence in Virginia is being felt in the natural state. People are coming together locally to show their solidarity with Charlottesville.