Good morning, Bentonville.

Bentonville residents may get free native and landscape-friendly trees — eastern redbud, serviceberry, hornbeam, and more — this Saturday, Oct.

10, from 7:30 to 10 a.m. at the Municipal Complex, 3200 SW Municipal Drive. Bring a valid driver's license; trees are first-come, first-served with a limit of two per household.

Public voting is now open for the inaugural Bentonville Fashion Awards, which will honor local fashion and creative talent at a gala in Centerton on Friday, Oct.

23 at The Ravington, 293 N. Main St.

Community leaders met at TheatreSquared in Fayetteville as part of a new workforce initiative that linked education and job opportunities in Northwest Arkansas — officials say the Regional Workforce Intermediary will build a stronger talent pipeline for local employers.

The Bentonville Tigers recovered from a slow start to beat Rogers Heritage 49-7 on Friday at David Gates Stadium, scoring on seven consecutive series after an early setback.

The Tigers moved 437 yards with strong plays from quarterback Evan Canode and running back Nathan Clouston.

Pea Ridge won 35-21 on Friday night as Rhett Hargis ran 180 yards and scored two touchdowns.

Alma started strong with a long touchdown pass but lost momentum after five fumbles (errors) hurt their game.

Tennessee quarterback George MacIntyre, who replaced injured starter Faizon Brandon & went 8 of 10 in last week’s win against Auburn, will start today at Donald W.

Reynolds Razorback Stadium at 3:15 p.m. CT as Razorbacks prepare for his debut.

On Friday, Sheridan defeated Benton 59-49 in a high scoring 6A East football game — a deep fourth-quarter kickoff shifted momentum for the Yellow Jackets.

Arkansas volleyball lost three to one to No.9 Texas on Friday at Barnhill Arena after winning the first set, and they will host defending national champion Texas A&M at noon Sunday as they seek their first conference win.