Good morning, Bentonville.

The Arkansas Global Cycling Accelerator has selected 10 companies from the US and abroad for its 2026 cohort to spur cycle tech growth and strategic partnerships.

Demo Day is set for June 10, the same week as Bentonville Bike Fest + the National Bicycle Dealers Association Summit.

Bentonville’s Walmart will start selling three new ready-to-drink 7 Brew coffee flavors—Brunette Brownie, Blondie, and Banana Bread—in its Arkansas stores starting Friday as the Rogers-based brand celebrates its seventh anniversary with a focus on community kindness.

The 34th annual festival features colorful kites + honors a year of major rescues by Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge as spring brightens the Ozarks.

Friends of Arkansas PBS, co-chaired by former first ladies Barbara Pryor + Gay White, urge residents to sign a petition and ask Gov. Sanders to have the Educational TV Commission reconsider its vote, as critics say the decision may limit access to vital public programs statewide.

FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford visited the region yesterday to view the new $17 million air traffic control tower at XNA, funded with state and federal grants.

Airport officials say the modern 145-ft tower + which replaces a 57-ft structure is designed to meet growing air travel needs and improve safety.

Local turkey hunters can prepare for the spring season with advice on essential gear such as waterproof boots and quality camouflage.

In Benton and Washington counties, the turkey season begins on April 20 (see guide for details) so hunters have time to get ready.

Player of the year Darius Acuff is set to return for the SEC Tournament with the Razorbacks as local reporters Matt Jones and Anthony Kristensen highlight his honors and discuss a potential third-round matchup.

Fans can follow his performance during the tournament.

Arkansas women's basketball coach Kelsi Musick received her first commitment last year when ESPN and Rivals (4-star) prospect Kyiah Prestridge signed on, boosting the team's outlook.

Her commitment signals a promising future for the program.

Candlelight Jazz: Cyrille Aimée

7:30-11:30 p.m. — Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art — $41 ($33 for members) — Enjoy an enchanting evening of jazz with Cyrille Aimée in a transformed Great Hall setting.

Easter Egg Shoot Weekend

9 a.m. – 7 p.m. — The Quiver Archery Range — $20 — Celebrate Easter with family-friendly archery fun while aiming for candy-filled eggs.

NWA Naturals Home Opener

7:05-9:00 p.m. — Arvest Ballpark — Family-friendly fun — Experience the thrill of the NWA Naturals' season home opener with a lively atmosphere and post-game fireworks.

NWA German Language Table

5:30-7:30 p.m. — Bauhaus Biergarten — Free entry — Practice your German at this friendly language table for all skill levels.

Date Nights in the Garden: Rose Propagation

5:30-7 p.m. — Peel Museum & Botanical Garden — $30 per couple — Enjoy a romantic evening learning rose propagation while exploring the beautiful gardens.

IF4™ Film Festival

6:30-9:30 p.m. — The Jones Center — Ticket prices vary — Celebrate fly-fishing culture with world-class films and inspiring stories.