Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 17th of September.
Good morning, Bentonville.
All Bikes Welcome will host Grit Fest on Oct.
2-4 at Lake Leatherwood in Eureka Springs, featuring workshops, group rides, adaptive classes and a community supper + rides for all skill levels. Executive director Austin Killips promotes inclusive cycling with a suggested donation of $85 to $135.
Rogers drivers are warned that part of South Champions Drive from Front Street to the NW Arkansas Pediatrics building is closed until Sept.
28 for the LPGA Tournament, which will run from Sept. 21 to Sept. 27 at Pinnacle Country Club.
Bentonville School Board approved the 2026-27 budget on Tuesday and reported rising enrollment of 19,884 students in 2025-26, an increase of 170 from last year.
The district plans facility expansions including a third high school and an additional middle school while statewide public schools see declines.
Walmart will soon begin testing a new health ambassador position at its store pharmacies in Searcy and other rural areas.
The trial will run for six months and will support customers managing diabetes, weight, and maternal health with personal coaching and community engagement.
Mid-September brings great fishing to Ozark streams as low, slow water concentrates bass and trout in shallow pools.
Local anglers can use lightweight kayaks for easier access and to enjoy cool mid-50 temperatures despite the heat.
Arkansas softball coach Courtney Deifel said excitement is high as the Razorbacks begin fall practice after their historic WCWS trip in May.
The team, bolstered by returning starters and new coaching additions, plans a fan fest and intrasquad exhibition games Friday — a promising spark for the program.
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