If you have a drive ahead of you this long weekend, why not listen to one of our Arkansas Memories interviewees, like rockabilly musician Ronnie Hawkins? Just click the audio link to hear the interview without having to take your eyes off the road. tinyurl.com/38mu2bhu

This clip from the 1983 Johnny Cash Roast & Toast with Larry Gatlin of the Gatlin Brothers singing trio is more toast than roast.

If you enjoy historic TV footage from KATV, visit our digitized collection on the Pryor Center website at tinyurl.com/bdz8zb2x

We're making progress on our Gillett Coon Supper project and hope to have it available soon. Meanwhile, check out this impressive collection of vintage cups from the supper. Do you have Gillett Coon Supper stories to share? Email us at [email protected] if we should talk to you!

Today's Ozarks at Large is part two of a look at Hillary Rodham Clinton's time in Arkansas. Also see our interview with her at tinyurl.com/5nv4hj5z

Episodes air Mondays at 12 and on KUAF, on KUAR nightly at 7. Visit tinyurl.com/muamw3e6 and tinyurl.com/3fbu4aa4

The recording of our recent Pryor Center Presents with Dr. Janine Parry is available on our website! There were technical difficulties with the video, but you can still hear the discussion and Parry's insights into the last 25 years of Arkansas politics. tinyurl.com/43xajd9b

Found in our digitized KATV collection: highlights from a toast & roast for Johnny Cash. Here is June Carter Cash to kick off a series of clips from that show.

If you enjoy historic TV footage from KATV, visit our collection on the Pryor Center website at tinyurl.com/bdz8zb2x

John C. Davis, executive director of the Pryor Center and author of 'From Blue to Red: The Rise of the GOP in Arkansas,' will discuss his book at the Fayetteville Public Library in the Walker Room, Wednesday, May 15, 6-7 p.m.

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This week on Ozarks at Large, Randy Dixon covers part 1 of Hillary Rodham Clinton's time in Arkansas. For more, see our interview with her: tinyurl.com/5nv4hj5z

Episodes air Mondays at 12 and 7 on KUAF and KUAR nightly at 7. tinyurl.com/muamw3e6 and tinyurl.com/3fbu4aa4

'Remembering David Pryor” is a collection of interviews conducted on Apr. 26 and 27 across various locations in Little Rock, as well as Los Angeles, California. See it on our homepage at pryorcenter.uark.edu

'A Conversation with Hillary Rodham Clinton: The Arkansas Years' is now available to view on our website to commemorate the 50th anniversary of her coming to Arkansas. See it at tinyurl.com/5nv4hj5z

Pictured are Hillary, Chelsea, and Bill Clinton in Cotton Plant, Arkansas.

We continue to remember David Pryor with a short clip from a speech announcing his 1972 run for US Senator. Other videos and images honoring his life and service are posted on our home page at pryorcenter.uark.edu

The recording of David Hampton Pryor's Celebration of Life is now available to view on the Pryor Center website's home page at pryorcenter.uark.edu

Today's video is an excerpt is from Arkansas governor David Pryor's speech where he announced his first senate run in 1978. Please see our website, pryorcenter.uark.edu, for more about Senator Pryor, who passed away earlier this month.

Ozarks at Large this week is on Sen. David Hampton Pryor's celebration of life service that took place Saturday. The clip is an excerpt of former president Bill Clinton's remarks.

Listen Mondays at 12 & 7 on KUAF tinyurl.com/muamw3e6, 7 nightly on KUAR tinyurl.com/3fbu4aa4

A celebration of David Hampton Pryor's life will be streamed on the Pryor Center home page, pryorcenter.uark.edu, on Saturday, April 27 at 2 p.m.

A celebration of David Hampton Pryor's life will be streamed on the Pryor Center home page, pryorcenter.uark.edu, on Saturday, April 27 at 2 p.m.

This week, Ozarks at Large remembers David Pryor, who passed away Saturday. This clips shows him in Washington, DC, after six months in office as a U.S. representative.

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