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Jordyn Wieber a US Olympic Gold Medalist in gymnastics and current head gymnastics coach for the Arkansas Razorbacks talks Profiles Editor April Wallace about being honored this October 28 at the Woman of Inspiration event a fundraiser for the Child Advocacy Centers of Arkansas. Wieber was one of many sexual abuse victims of sports doctor Larry Nassar, which made headlines for many months. She tells her story in hopes that it will help others and has become a champion for child abuse victims across the country. Her victim impact statement is credited with helping put Nassar away.
Matt Herren says going home was an opportunity he couldn’t pass up. But leaving the Symphony of Northwest Arkansas won’t be easy for the...
Er-Gene Kahng is a professor of music at the University of Arkansas and professional violinist. Kahng spoke to What's Up! Associate Editor Jocelyn Murphy...
Filmmaker Larry Foley just released the third in his Arkansas series, “Indians, Outlaws, Marshals and the Hangin’ Judge,” at a premiere screening Sept. 10...
