Good morning, Bentonville.

Sturdy Used Gear, the state’s first consignment store for used outdoor gear and apparel, opened at 3406 S.E.

J St. No. 2 in Bentonville — the 3,300 sqft shop lets buyers save on gear, and owner Kelsey Miller spent $45,000 to lower costs.

The NWABJ will hold its 30th annual Forty Under 40 luncheon on Aug.

11 at Embassy Suites in Rogers, sponsored by Intrust Bank & moderated by editor Roby Brock, who will lead a panel with Robert Burns, Blake Woolsey and Rebecca Hurst on leadership and growth.

The University of Arkansas launched a new supply chain consortium to boost research and train future leaders.

Its first event, the Made in America Contested Logistics Summit, will be held on Sept. 10 and 11 at the Ledger in Bentonville.

Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin has sued major drug manufacturers, claiming they are blocking local healthcare providers from obtaining discounts on outpatient drugs under the 340B program — a federal law.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced on Wednesday, July 22 that Midwest Poultry Services is recalling 1,589,577 dozen eggs produced on Texas farms and distributed to Arkansas outlets including Kroger and Brookshire’s due to salmonella concerns.

Arkansas football defensive end Quincy Rhodes announced during SEC Media Days in Tampa (he wore a chain symbolizing his 'boss' mindset) that he will remain with the Razorbacks for his senior season after his breakout junior year.

More than 20 local football teams gathered at NWADG Football Media Day at Arvest Ballpark in Springdale as coaches and players shared plans for the 2026 season.

Attendees discussed conference shifts, new coaching roles, and key player returns (including Shiloh Christian’s move to 7A and Bentonville’s new quarterback leadership).

Arkansas football's Sutton Smith wears the No. 5 jersey to honor Darren McFadden's legacy as he embraces his new role under coach Ryan Silverfield after a breakout season at Memphis - his shifty play aims to lead the Hogs to a winning track.

Ty McCurry, a 6-foot-6 class of 2028 offensive line prospect with 30 scholarship offers, visited Arkansas three times and may return for a fourth trip to Fayetteville after meeting with Razorback coaches last Wednesday to discuss his future in the SEC program.

Arkansas football coach Ryan Silverfield + players Sutton Smith, Quincy Rhodes and Caden Kitler spoke with media at SEC Media Days, sharing their insights into the team's preparations for the upcoming season.

ISI Brotherhood Roundtable Event

8-10 a.m. — Go Rogue Studio — Free entry — Engage with local Christian entrepreneurs for masterminding and networking.