Good morning, Fayetteville.

The fast food chain is seeking a permit to relocate its long-running North Fayetteville restaurant to a vacant lot (3365 N College Ave) to improve customer access after street changes.

The planning commission will consider the permit on Sept. 15 with construction set to begin early 2027 if approved.

Thrive Wellness Center at 1020 E Harold St will open on the 31st, offering chiropractic care and advanced recovery services to local families, while mobile Snapology has launched STEAM classes and workshops for kids across Fayetteville — registration is open online.

Two Global Campus staff members earned the Lightbulb Award for Innovation after designing an interactive student checklist in a new online admissions portal that tailors information to each online student.

Their work has eased staff workload and may soon be adopted for admissions on campus.

The U of A Office of Planned Giving has been renamed to the Office of Estate and Strategic Giving to represent a broader range of charitable options for donors.

The office recently hosted its second annual education program for estate planning professionals (attorneys, CPAs) at the university.

Professional golf events run Thursday-Sunday at venues including Memphis, Portland, Boise, Ardmore and Snoqualmie—each featuring Arkansas players among the field.

Coverage will be on ESPN, Golf Channel and streaming platforms as participants compete for prize shares and exemptions.

Nine receivers are competing for playing time as the Razorbacks fine-tune their depth before scrimmages starting Sunday and Aug.

22. Coach Tim Cramsey said standout performances in practice now will shape the roster heading into the season opener.