Good morning, Bentonville.

Jessica Pearson (founder of Arkansas Moves) champions active transportation and community connectivity in Bentonville by building coalitions and engaging residents in safer, connected planning.

She plans to expand her advocacy efforts to create long-term shifts in mobility later this year.

Bentonville native Amanda Tolley-Holloway leads marketing analytics & strategy at Tyson Foods' Prepared Foods division, helping drive growth for brands seen in kitchens and grocery carts.

She offers practical advice for local women to build strong careers, emphasizing teamwork and self-confidence.

Lisa Darling, a Fayetteville-based executive broker who left a nearly 20-year career at Procter & Gamble, ranks in the top 5% of local Realtors.

She advises women to learn from mentors and balances work with cycling, gardening and painting.

Hot Springs-based Origami Sake has partnered with Kintsugi Sake LLC to form a new parent company called Arkansas Rice Beverages — the brand’s management will be led by Kintsugi executives while the brewery retains its staff and will soon reintroduce tours and cocktail tastings.

Three groups will launch an e-bike voucher program starting July 6 that offers $700 to $1,200 vouchers to residents in select counties in Arkansas and Oklahoma.

The program is funded by an EPA Climate Pollution Reduction Grant and first selections will be made on July 21.

Travelers can enjoy a 17-mile scenic drive on Arkansas 220 in the Ozark National Forest between Devil's Den State Park and Cedarville.

Motorcyclists favor this improved route—paved in 2018—for its rolling hills, tight curves and inviting pull-offs.

Bryant running back Tavian Morris (class of 2029) received an offer from Arkansas after attending a Razorback camp in Fayetteville on Sunday, and he is the fourth in-state prospect in his class to get a Razorbacks offer.

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.

Trillium Presents Sky Creature

7-9:30 p.m. — The Momentary — $15 ($12 for members) — Experience an immersive sonic journey with Majel Connery and Matt Walsh as they blend art music with post-punk influences.

Tour de Frida: Bike Celebration

2-6 p.m. — The Momentary — Free entry — Celebrate culture and community with local artists, food, and a vibrant fashion show.

On the House with Morgan Johnston

5-9 p.m. — The Momentary — Free entry — Enjoy free live music by Nashville-based artist Morgan Johnston in a vibrant setting.

Vinyl Listening Party with Tiff Bogan

7-8:30 p.m. — The Momentary — Free entry — Explore the legacy of groove through an immersive vinyl listening experience.