Good morning, Fayetteville.

Supporters and graduates gathered on Sept.

29 at Fayetteville Public Library for Magdalene Serenity House’s Rebuilding H.E.R. event—honoring a journey of healing. Earlier, Peace at Home held its Courage Awards Luncheon on Oct. 1 to recognize the founding mothers who built the shelter over decades.

Bill Willett, owner of Elevated Drone NWA in Cave Springs, demonstrated his DJI Matrice 4TD with thermal imaging on Oct.

8 at Shaw Family Park in Springdale as a tool for helping hunters recover downed deer while staying within legal limits (he also offers mapping and lost pet recovery services).

The annual War Eagle Fair in Hindsville along High Sky Inn Road features 363 vendors and a new Nutra Fuel Smoothie Bar.

The event runs Sunday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. with free parking and $5 admission.

Dirty Dancing: The Musical arrives at Walton Arts Center with multiple shows this week through Oct.

25 as it heads toward a February Broadway debut celebrating the film's 40th anniversary. Tickets cost between ($48.30 and $120.75).

Walkers dressed in purple gathered on Saturday near Razorback Stadium for the Walk to End Alzheimer's, bringing caregivers + families together to support local research and assistance programs.

The Arkansas chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association led the event with funds raised for support groups and research.

A list of NFL players with Arkansas ties was released ahead of Week 6 — the report shows stats for active, inactive and practice squad members from various teams and invites corrections via the provided email.

Arkansas baseball will face Dallas Baptist at Baum-Walker Stadium today at 4 p.m. in their second exhibition game this fall.

Both teams will use 10-man lineups & play through the complete ninth inning regardless of the score.

After Arkansas football beat Vanderbilt 31-21, Ryan Silverfield, KJ Jackson, Antonio Jordan, Joker Johnson, Miguel Mitchell and Clark Lea held press conferences to discuss the victory.