More than 7,000 miles from her home country of Uzbekistan, Kseniya Klyukina is trying to make the most of her musical education here in Texas, which includes participating in the Round Top Musical Festival with around 80 other talented musicians.

It’s that time of year when spring vegetable crops play out. Tomatoes stop producing when nighttime temperatures rise into the 80s.

W The Sewing Circle meets each Thursday from 9 a.m.noon in the old parish hall at Holy Cross in Warda. This is around the back side of the church.

F The City wants to remind everyone that in order to minimize mosquitos in the area, please keep grass mowed and empty containers of standing water. Per a Fayetteville city ordinance titled “Fire Prevention and Protection Code,” fireworks are not allowed within the city limits.

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The University of Arkansas honored its most recent graduating class with a series of spring commencement ceremonies at Bud Walton Arena and Barnhill Arena. Maddi Mach of La Grange graduated with a BSBME (Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering) from College of Engineering..

Community members gathered Tuesday evening, June 16, to celebrate the launch of Songs on the Square, a new nonprofit organization dedicated to strengthening rural communities through live music, support for singer-songwriters, and music education.

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Fayette Country’s only community radio station, KTIM, held its inaugural summer radio camp on June 8-12. For three hours each afternoon, campers learned what’s involved in the day-to-day operations of the station as well as the different programming K-TIMe provides including video streaming. The participants also wrote and recorded community billboard spots. They learned how to edit their recordings and add background music.