KURB (98.5 FM, "B-98.5") is an Adult Contemporary radio station in Little Rock, Arkansas. It is owned by Cumulus Media. KURB is the area's continual top performer for women listenership. The station repeatedly dominates the market for women listeners ages 25–54.

The station's current lineup includes The Morning Rush with Jeff Matthews and Lisa Fischer; middays with Randy Cain; and afternoon drive with Becky Rogers. Kevin Miller covers the morning traffic reports; John Payne covers the afternoon reports. The station is the market's Delilah station and airs her show each weeknight at 7pm and on Sunday nights.

The station also has a positive reputation in the community with its involvement with charitable organizations, most notably Arkansas Children's Hospital where more than $1.1 million has been raised through a very successful three-day radiothon in February of every year. The station won the "Ken Peterson Founder's Award for Station of the Year" in 2008 for its work with ACH. B98 was competing against stations in the U.S., the U.K. and Canada.

Silvi Vrait (born 28 April 1951 in Kehra) is an Estonian singer and music teacher.

Vrait graduated from the Kehra Music School in 1968 on piano.

In 1974 she was graduated from the Tartu University on English philology and from 1994, she teaches English in a secondary school in Tallinn. Vrait has also coached vocalists at the Tallinn Georg Ots Music School.

Silvi Vrait first appeared on stage in 1972 when she performed in a TV show, and from 1976 to 1983 she was active in theatre Vanemuine in Tartu.

For being a demanded and highly popular soloist in her native Estonia, she has toured and recorded with the likes of Suuk and Fix, both on cult status in Estonia. Her style varies from jazz to country and from rock to folk.

In late 1980s, Vrait was an important figure within the Estonian armless struggle for restoring the independence, the Singing Revolution, for at least two recordings, "Väikene rahvas, väikene maa" (Small Nation, Tiny Country) and "Ei ole üksi ükski maa" (No Land Is Alone). The latter was performed by a number different important musicians of the Estonian rock scene, such as Kare Kauks, Ivo Linna, Tõnis Mägi, Gunnar Graps and many more besides Silvi Vrait.