Good morning, Fayetteville.

Ozark Hill Hikers invites locals to join a guided walk Wednesday from 8:30 to 9 a.m. at Walgreens in Fayetteville, where participants pick a 5- or 10-km route for a $4 fee & enjoy views along the Razorback Greenway and downtown.

Tim Maddox, owner of DEMX Architecture, is proud to run his 21 year old firm that builds designs inspired by local traditions and modernism.

With a legacy from his architect father, he has earned awards like the AIA National Young Architects Award and now leads projects across the region.

The Fly Fishing Film Tour will return to Fayetteville on 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct.

15 at TheatreSquared (marking its 20th anniversary), featuring short films, local food and drinks, giveaways, and a raffle benefiting The Mayfly Project.

The College of Education and Health Professions completed a Whole Schools cluster hire of eight faculty in fall 2024 to boost research and collaboration in education and health throughout the state—faculty participate in regular Lunch and Learn sessions and community tours to address local needs.

Researchers at the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station are testing plasma-treated rice bran films for biodegradable food packaging that stops bacteria using microscopic spikes and hydrogen peroxide.

The study — funded by the Arkansas Biosciences Institute — shows promise for safe antimicrobial materials in food and medical use.

On Aug. 17, local angler Pat Bodishbaugh fished on Osage Creek near Highfill and caught a 17-inch smallmouth plus two other bass while wading knee deep in the cool stream.

The flowing water is kept brisk by springs and treatment plants.

Arkansas football posted its official depth chart on Monday as they prepare for Week 4 against Tulsa at 7 p.m. Saturday at Reynolds Razorback Stadium; the lineup stays the same as the one used in the season's first three games.

Arkansas women’s tennis was reinstated on May 14 with short-term donor funding after plans to cut the program were announced on April 24.

The team now prepares for a fall season starting Saturday at the ITA All-American Championships — while supporters work on a long-term endowment.

On Saturday, Sept. 19, Arkansas football hosted about 60 recruits — including several top 4-star prospects — for its Georgia game in Fayetteville.

The team lost 45—17 to the Bulldogs, and prospects like junior quarterback Nash Henry received multiple scholarship offers.