Emma Willis, founder of Impact Period and representative for NWA Black Heritage, is dedicated to preserving African American history in Northwest Arkansas. She is leading efforts to establish the first Black Fayetteville Historic District. In the I am Northwest Arkansas podcast, Emma discusses her journey, community engagement, and the importance of recognizing African American contributions in the region.
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Juan Bahena, owner of Tula Mexican restaurant in Fayetteville, Arkansas, combines his Chicago roots and Guerrero, Mexico heritage to create a unique dining experience. A University of Arkansas alumnus with a background in architecture, Juan blends traditional Mexican cuisine with innovative design. In the I am Northwest Arkansas podcast, host Randy Wilburn explores Juan’s journey from architecture to the culinary world, highlighting his dedication to cultural authenticity, community engagement, and perseverance through challenges like the global pandemic. Tula stands out by delivering traditional recipes with contemporary flair, making it a beloved community landmark.
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In this episode of I am Northwest Arkansas, host Randy Wilburn explores the housing crisis and smarter development practices with Daniel Parolek, an expert on Missing Middle Housing. Daniel shares his insights on housing diversity, affordability, and the importance of well-planned urban development. He emphasizes the need for communities to be inclusive and accessible, advocating for proactive local efforts in crafting a sustainable Northwest Arkansas.
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About the Show: “God will always place what you need and who you need when you need them.” – Jeff Flanigan About the Guest: Dr.…
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