Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 4th of September.
Good morning, Bentonville.
Tyson Foods in Springdale lowered its full-year earnings guidance after reporting larger-than-expected beef losses due to high cattle prices and reduced live-cattle values.
The company also revised forecasts for its chicken and pork segments while maintaining its outlook for prepared foods and international business.
Jane Ewing, a 14-year veteran who led Walmart's ethics and compliance in China, announced her departure to join Nike as executive vice president and chief commercial officer.
She thanked key leaders at Walmart (including former CEO Doug McMillon) on social media.
Northwest Arkansas & central Arkansas posted job growth in July, with the regions increasing by 2.6% and 1.3% respectively, according to the BLS report.
Northwest recorded a jobless rate of 3.5% as the statewide growth remained nearly flat.
Rogers Fire Department confirmed firework debris was found near two grass fires amid a record breaking heatwave — officials are monitoring the situation while water conservation measures remain in effect locally.
Arkansas Razorbacks will open their football season Saturday in Memphis, aiming to extend head coach Ryan Silverfield's unblemished season-opening record after a 363-day gap since their win against Arkansas State.
The game is part of a full slate as talks of a 24-team playoff spark local interest.
Arkansas football has released detailed player stats for its 2027 commitments, listing key recruit data, next-game matchups and season performance.
The report covers players from Texas + neighboring states, showing diverse profiles to bolster the upcoming season.
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