Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 7th of December.
Good morning, Bentonville.
Walmart will see leadership changes as CEO Doug McMillon departs on Jan.
31, leaving CEO roles at Sam’s Club and Walmart International open. The company plans to promote internal talent, including Kieran Shanahan, Tom Ward, and Latrice Watkins, with several announcements expected early January.
Laura Woyasz takes on a challenging new role in a local production that demands physical expression and heightened nerves with wrist braces holding her arms — creating a unique, intense performance.
Award-winning reporter Monica Hooper profiles her journey to energize the region’s vibrant arts scene.
Bella Vista Historical Museum will hold its cookie and jam sale on Dec.
13-14 to help cover 70% of its operating costs and support plans for a new building in Bella Vista.
Kaylee Ward, a Mansfield School senior (6-4), surpassed 1,000 career points last season after holding Division I offers as a freshman, highlighting her growing impact in River Valley Class 3A basketball.
Arkansas Lithium Technology Accelerator VIP Demo Day
5:30-7 p.m. — Record Downtown — Free entry — Witness innovative lithium tech pitches from Arkansas' emerging energy startups.
The Nutcracker - 13th Annual Production
7-9 p.m. — Arend Arts Center — Ticket information available — Experience the beloved holiday classic set to Tchaikovsky's enchanting score.
Noon Year's Eve Celebration
10 AM-1 PM — Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art — Free entry — Celebrate the New Year with artmaking, live music, and a festive noon countdown for families.
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