Good morning, Rogers.

Arkansas electric cooperatives are strengthening power plants and rehearsing response plans — including updated emergency protocols and crew training — to ensure reliable electricity when residents need it.

They coordinate with partner teams for mutual aid during severe weather events.

Residents in Rogers are urged to reduce carbon monoxide risks by installing battery-powered detectors near sleeping areas (to be replaced every five years) and by keeping generators outdoors over 20 feet from windows and doors, as common heating appliances can emit the odorless gas that causes flu-like symptoms.

The Rogers Lady Mounties notched their first conference win this season by defeating Fort Smith Southside in a Colors Day game rescheduled for forecast snow + the Rogers men also bounced back from two overtime losses with an earlier win.

The Fort Smith Northside Grizzles built a strong lead after seizing momentum at halftime and carried it through Thursday night's game against Rogers Heritage in a competitive matchup.

The Art of Cake

6:30-8:30 p.m. — Kaleidoscope Collective — Ticketed entry — Experience an evening of interactive art featuring local cake artists and delectable treats.

VariYoga Zen with Jen

10:00-11:15 a.m. — Fayetteville Public Library — Free — Experience a sustainable and adaptable yoga practice with gentle flows and challenging movements for all abilities.

Tropical Nueva Generacion del Bravo & Kalidad Norteña

9 p.m. — El Cuñado Mexican Cuisine — Ticket pricing varies — Experience the vibrant rhythms of authentic Norteño music with Kalidad Norteña.