land, people, and movement shaping belonging in the unsettled Arkansas Ozarks.
in this third season of the underview, the faith of Northwest Arkansas, we trace the faith that built this place, broke this place, and might yet be the thing that heals it.
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A bridge episode sitting in the tension of the current moment. Two seasons traced power in NWA from indigenous removal to present-day displacement, revealing a pattern of accommodation over resistance. When cultural agreement breaks down, force is all that remains.
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Sam Hoisington left Bentonville, built a news startup in Wisconsin, then came home to find no one covering his city. He launched the Bentonville Bulletin in 2024. A conversation about local journalism, civic engagement, and what a community loses when no one is watching.
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Pastor Scott Page of Christ and Neighbor Church in Rogers explains why his congregation joined ULI's Faithful Foundations program. Serving overlooked communities on Rogers' east side, he shares how churches with land can address affordable housing and why this work is central to their mission.
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Candi Adams, Director of Signature Programs for ULI Northwest Arkansas, discusses the Faithful Foundations program from ULI NWA.
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Solomon Burchfield of New Beginnings NWA explores housing as infrastructure, not charity. With homelessness up 23% and housing costs rising 71% in NW Arkansas, he reveals how zoning, economic systems, and community choices create or solve homelessness.
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