ChuckвЂ™s Blog вЂ“ вЂњExploring Arkansas From AboveвЂќ posted.Explore some of the faces behind these extraordinary creations as we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with special Arkansas PBS programming now through Oct. The contributions from Hispanic people are found all around us in art, literature, cuisine and film. Faces of Hispanic Heritage Month posted.Read on to learn more about how these unique, Natural State stories вЂ“ from the Delta to the Ozarks - have helped us earn eight Mid-America Emmy nominations! Arkansas PBS Earns Eight Mid-America Emmy Nominations posted ДЄrkansas PBS has had a breakout year producing educational resources, showcasing one-of-a-kind, Arkansas stories and giving independent film a creative home.WeвЂ™re excited to share that Arkansas PBS has been awarded a $260,000 Ready To Learn Grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) and an additional $200,000 matching grant from the Windgate Foundation! Read on to learn how weвЂ™re using it to support early literacy and critical thinking skills as we develop a вЂњLearning NeighborhoodвЂќ across The Natural State in partnership with CPB and PBS.

Arkansas PBS Receives Ready To Learn Grant posted.Explore how 16-year-old farmer Whit Smith is carrying on the work of generations at Birdeye Farms, and see what you have to look forward to at the soon-to-expand ASU Regional Farmers Market in our next segment ahead of the broadcast Friday, Oct. But, this month on вЂњGood Roots,вЂќ we have some excellent stories to look back on (and forward to!). Long, hot days and fresh-picked fruits hand over the mic to cooler nights, seed-gathering and reflection on the year that was. October Reflections вЂ“ вЂњGood RootsвЂќ posted ДЄs the season for farmers markets usually wraps up in October, it's bittersweet.Take a sneak peek at everything you have to look forward to вЂ“ from lakes and swamps to overlooks and vineyards вЂ“ with Chuck Dovish now! Our aerial cinematic look at all four seasons in The Natural State, вЂњExploring Arkansas From Above,вЂќ scheduled to premiere Nov. ChuckвЂ™s Blog вЂ“ вЂњExploring Arkansas From Above: SummerвЂќ posted.Arkansas PBS Member Spotlight: Linda Coffey posted ДЄrkansas PBS members like Prairie GroveвЂ™s Linda Coffey make what we do at Arkansas PBS possible! Get to know Linda вЂ“ a Jane Austen-loving farm girl, who happens to be a big fan of вЂњAll Creatures Great and SmallвЂќ вЂ“ and find out why she gives to support public media in our latest Arkansas PBS Member Spotlight.Keep reading to hear my story вЂ“ and learn about steps you can take to fight addiction in your family and community вЂ“ after the jump. The only way we can beat opioid addiction as a society is by naming it. It was an ugly disease that made others complicit. I first remember a family member actively seeking pain medication when I was about 11 years old. Speak Up! вЂ“ вЂњ7 Days: The Opioid Epidemic in ArkansasвЂќ posted Дrug addiction вЂ“ specifically opioid addiction вЂ“ is something I became familiar with all too early in my life.

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