Good morning, Fayetteville.

Charity Olive Hour, a fundraiser for Special Olympics Arkansas, was held Oct.9 at Next Level Events.

Garrett Griffith was named community relations director for Clear Creek, an Anthem Memory Care community in Fayetteville, where he will handle community outreach and marketing.

Eder Garcia was promoted to vice president of supply chain at Central States and Ryan Sylvester joined NWA Psychiatry as a licensed professional counselor.

Jacquelin Zazueta’s visual art show Doily is on display now at Pond Gallery near downtown Fayetteville until Nov.

8, blending Ozark superstitions, folk Catholic beliefs and Mexican myths in both 2D and 3D works—bringing old traditions into modern art.

Every Wednesday at Black Apple Cider, The Derelict’s Digest meets a few minutes after six in a setting that is not like a typical poetry crowd—this event shows a different side of local creative life.

Most Northwest Arkansas school districts posted strong academic achievement and growth last year from the 2024-25 letter grade assessments—based on a new state accountability formula.

Arkansas officials said that about 81% of private schools receiving more than $100k in Educational Freedom Account funds in spring were religiously affiliated — a share that accounted for 87% of the funds given to private schools as the program expanded to all students this year.

A local Arkansan is studying pollen—testing samples for signs of native bees' health to find ways to protect these important pollinators.

Four University of Arkansas students are trying to secure a ballot spot for a clean-environment amendment—an effort usually seen in cash-rich campaigns—and they believe their move will prove that grassroots activism can influence state policy.

Peace at Home Family Shelter leaders awarded UA clinical psychology professor Ana Bridges, Ph.D. with the 2025 Courage Award Oct.

2 at Fayetteville Public Library—she is credited with establishing trauma-informed therapy services through a partnership with UA.

Arkansas Razorbacks lost 45 to 42 to No. 4 Texas A&M on Saturday at Reynolds Razorback Stadium after a 2-hour weather delay with 73,845 fans watching.

The team gained 527 yards and scored on 7 drives but struggled on defense and will host Auburn next Saturday at 11:45 a.m. on SEC Network.

The kickoff for the Arkansas-Texas A&M football game on Saturday has been postponed two hours until 4:30 p.m. due to severe weather that will bring showers and thunderstorms to Fayetteville— the game will air on ESPN.

Fayetteville Haunts Ghost Tour

5-7 p.m. — Fayetteville Public Library — Registration required — Explore the haunted history and ghostly legends of Downtown Fayetteville on a spooky walking tour.

Whitney Cummings Live

7:00–8:30 p.m. — Walton Arts Center — Tickets from $69 — Enjoy an evening with the talented comedian Whitney Cummings in Fayetteville.

First Encounters NWA: Speed Dating for 40+

7-9 p.m. — Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar — Ticketed event includes one drink — Sip, flirt, and spark connections at this guided speed dating night for the 40s and beyond.

Diary of a Wimpy Kid #20 Partypooper Tour

5:30-7 p.m. — Fayetteville High School — $22 — Celebrate the 20th book release with a fun-filled birthday bash featuring author Jeff Kinney.

NWA TechFest Monthly Meetup

6-9 p.m. — GOAT Lab Brewery — Free drinks available — Connect with STEM professionals over great conversations and community Q&A sessions.

The Official Halloween Bar Crawl in Fayetteville

4 p.m. — Calle Latin Cuisine — No entry fee — Haunt the bars in Fayetteville during this fun-filled Halloween bar crawl!

Fall Fun at Farmland Adventures

9 a.m.–9 p.m. — Farmland Adventures — Ticket purchase required — Enjoy a day filled with corn mazes, pumpkin picking, and farm activities.

NWA Makers Market

9 a.m. – 5 p.m. — Washington County Fairgrounds — Free entry — Explore a vibrant showcase featuring over 350 local creators and their unique crafts.

Louisiana Tech Lady Techsters vs. Arkansas Razorbacks Women's Basketball

12:00 – 10:30 PM — Bud Walton Arena — Tickets required — Kick off the women's basketball season with the Lady Techsters taking on the Razorbacks at home.

November AI Meetup

6-8 p.m. — UofA Collaborative — Free entry — Connect with fellow enthusiasts and dive into the world of artificial intelligence.