Good morning, Bentonville.

A report from PYMENTS Intelligence shows that Walmart dominates the grocery segment with a 21% share, while Amazon’s overall retail share rose to 9.6% in the second quarter.

The analysis reveals Amazon leads in online orders and categories like clothing and electronics—highlighting a shift from in-store trips.

Arkansas legislators approved $70 million in reserve funds on Friday for the Educational Freedom Accounts program, raising total state funding to $379.4 million for fiscal ’27 & supporting school choice for thousands of students.

Gardeners in Bentonville are encouraged to water plants regularly, plant fall vegetables, and weed when needed as extended heat and limited rain challenge summer gardens this September (careful watering now can help trees and spring-blooming plants recover for next year).

After a 43-10 loss to Utah early Sunday at Rice-Eccles Stadium, Arkansas coach Ryan Silverfield said he trusts the process to turn the team around as they prepare to face No. 2 Georgia today at Razorback Stadium; he described the defeat as his worst loss in his 28-year coaching career.

The UA Board of Trustees approved a review of football competitiveness after a 1-1 start under coach Ryan Silverfield, with the inquiry set to assess resource needs ahead of today's kickoff against No. 2 Georgia in Fayetteville.

Today starts the Great American Conference football season as six Arkansas teams face one another; Southern Arkansas takes on Harding plus Ouachita Baptist plays at Arkansas Tech while coaches stress ball security and adjustments for new talent.

Arkansas men’s golf won the Vuori Invitational on Tuesday by one stroke over Colorado at Rancho Santa Fe Golf Club, with Gerardo Gomez leading the team and the Razorbacks will next compete Sept.

28-29 in South Carolina before hosting the Blessings Collegiate Invitational Oct. 3-5 in Fayetteville.