Good morning, Bentonville.

Walmart partnered with Subway and will soon offer sandwich delivery on its online ordering app.

Eligible customers at seven Arkansas supercenters can tap the Subway icon plus enjoy the retailer’s new express delivery service following tests in other markets.

Bentonville’s Walton Family, who founded Walmart over 60 years ago, remains at the center of local business with three siblings owning most of its 8 billion shares.

Their wealth now fuels art, banking, education, and sports (as shown in recent Forbes charts).

Officials at XNA completed a $34 million overhaul that added new drop-off lanes, a reworked ticketing hall, updated baggage handling, and renovated restrooms.

They said a new western concourse will break ground by the end of the year — advancing the airport’s growth.

State officials, Walmart employees and community leaders unveiled an America250 historical marker at 719 W.

Walnut St. in Rogers yesterday to honor the first Walmart store, which opened in 1962 and tested the everyday low prices model that grew into one of the world’s largest retailers.

On Thursday, Walmart leaders and workers demonstrated digital shelf label technology at the Fayetteville Supercenter on North Mall Avenue to help staff locate items faster and announced free AI certification for U.S. workers during Associates Week + improving in-store efficiency.

Hundreds of Walmart associates are in town for Associates Week, and after meetings and concerts many visit local restaurants.

The influx has filled eateries like JJ's Grill on Dickson Street and West Mountain Brewing and Tiny Tim's Pizza, boosting business during the summer slow season.

Walmart shareholders approved all company proposals and rejected four shareholder proposals during a virtual meeting this morning; the event took place during Walmart Associates Week and will conclude today at Bud Walton Arena (featuring celebrity appearances) in Fayetteville.

Katherine LaNasa (star of The Pitt) will visit Bentonville on June 20 to receive the Variety Virtuoso Award at the Bentonville Film Festival’s RODE House at The Momentary and join a conversation about her career achievements.

Local grocery retailers are adjusting offerings as GLP-1 use shifts consumer spending away from processed foods toward fresh protein and grab-and-go options.

Allens Food Stores in Bella Vista will expand its protein snack area later this summer (following local demand shifts) to meet changing needs.

On Thursday, the Arkansas TV Commission voted to renew PBS affiliation after a donation drive raised $2.1 million, reversing a December decision to end the service.

The board also approved continuing negotiations for a new programming deal (proposed by commission chair Gary Newton).

Dam Slam Pickleball Tournament

All day — Osage Park — $40 — Compete in this thrilling pickleball tournament featuring men's, women's, and mixed doubles.

Nike Volleyball Camp at University of Arkansas

9 a.m.-3 p.m. — University Recreation + Wellness (HPER Bldg.) — $455 — Girls ages 10-14 can elevate their volleyball skills through expert instruction and engaging classroom sessions in a fun environment.

Courtyard Sessions | Orquesta Afinke

7-8:30 p.m. — The Momentary — Free entry — Relax with live salsa, cumbia, and bachata from the vibrant Orquesta Afinke.

Community Concert with Big Piph & Tomorrow Maybe

6-11:59 p.m. — The Momentary Green — Free entry — Experience a vibrant evening of Hip Hop, soul, and funk with family-friendly activities.

Summer Camp | Puppet Makers (Ages 5-7)

1:30 p.m. — Eleven at Crystal Bridges — $200 ($160 for members) — Young artists will explore painting techniques through messy, fun creativity.

USPA Tested and Open 2026 Ozark Open

All day — The J Street Gym — No refunds — Compete in both Tested and Non-Tested Divisions at this official powerlifting event.

Courtyard Sessions: Live Music with Princeaus & DJ Kenny Moss

7-8:30 p.m. — The Momentary — Free entry — Enjoy an evening of experimental electronica and alternative rap in a lively outdoor setting.

Tai Chi on the Green

9-10 a.m. — The Momentary — $20 ($16 members) — Embrace tranquility with a guided Tai Chi session amidst nature as the sun rises.