Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 6th of September.
Good morning, Bentonville.
Multiple local organizations have announced new appointments in NW Arkansas.
Alley Harjo joined Haag Brown Commercial as a marketing and creative leader, and Brian Lutz, Muhannad Abdin, Christopher Blum, Dr. Griffin Sonaty, Kory Browning, and Katherine Ross assume new roles at Arisa Health, Washington Regional and Freeman Health System.
Walmart teams up with Dunkin' to deliver drinks and food with its delivery service starting at 150 tenant locations before expanding to all 10,000 stores; customers can use the Walmart app or Walmart.com for orders.
America's Car-Mart of Rogers must meet a creditor deadline on Monday to satisfy key financial rules as it works to avoid default.
The struggling car dealer has closed many lots to cut costs and is in talks with lenders to secure needed funding (more targets remain).
DJ Todd of North America shares his passion for independent electronic music on KOBV 103.3 FM from The Momentary as he airs his show from 2-4 p.m. on Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays; he also handles emails & social media for this all-volunteer community station.
Springdale special education teacher Lindsay Rankin was named a semifinalist for Arkansas Teacher of the Year after reading a book to students on a recent Wednesday at Bernice Young Elementary School.
She uses color-coded data sheets and off-campus field trips to help her students build essential life skills.
Experts warn that drought has reduced rainfall in Northwest Arkansas + causing early browning of leaves and lower fall tourism.
Visitors who enjoy scenic drives + parks and outdoor fun may see a duller autumn if dry conditions continue.
A local column explains that new Arkansas residents should update their wardrobe for cold weather by adding business essentials such as blue & gray suits and a versatile navy blazer.
The piece advises choosing matching accessories like leather shoes to meet local professional standards.
In their season opener at Frank Broyles Field, Arkansas lost 31-14 to North Alabama.
The Razorbacks, with over 60 new players (mostly transfers), struggled with early penalties and turnovers that kept them from building the expected lead.
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