Good morning, Bentonville.

Walmart reached a $1 trillion market value as shares climbed 27% over the past year.

The retailer moved from NYSE to NASDAQ in December and will report its fiscal Q4 results on Feb. 19.

Mojo Bike Shop in Bentonville was recently acquired by Holly and Randall Anzalone, who share the shop’s passion for cycling — making it the first woman-owned bike shop in Arkansas.

The store will retain its name and staff while continuing to foster local cycling opportunities.

After the loss to Kentucky at Walton Arena, coach John Calipari said he will work with sophomore Karter Knox (who recently tested NBA waters) by pairing him with Billy Richmond III to boost the team's performance.

Bentonville’s Lady Tigers secured a 62-40 win over Fort Smith Southside on Monday night after a 17-2 run boosted the score following Jensen Thrasher’s return.

The team will host Rogers Heritage on Wednesday at Tiger Arena.

University of Arkansas baseball coach Dave Van Horn said next weekend’s season opener in Arlington may see Nolan Souza return in a flexible role after shoulder surgery — he is making steady progress in his recovery as his on-field position is being adjusted.

Candlelight Concert: Coldplay & Imagine Dragons

6:30-7:45 p.m. — Fayetteville Public Library — Check with ticketing for costs — Experience a unique candlelight concert featuring the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons performed by the Listeso String Quartet.

The 502s Live in Bentonville

7-11 p.m. — The Momentary — Tickets available — Catch The 502s performing live at the Send It South Bike & Music Festival.

Arkansas Gardening School

Arkansas Gardening School is a horticultural symposium for beginner home gardeners, featuring expert-led programs by horticulturists, garden designers, and landscape architects. Through interactive talks and Q&A sessions, participants will learn to create beautiful, sustainable, and successful gardens in the Ozarks. Full schedule available now!