Good morning, Rogers.

AAA advises drivers returning to roads after the winter storm to check tire pressure and test batteries older than three years at a local auto shop while also washing off salt buildup to prevent vehicle damage as cold weather continues.

The Samaritan Center hosted its first job fair in Rogers with partners J.B.

Hunt & Goodwill & Snelling & Blue Ribbon Landscape & Upskill & Dress for Success. The event offered mock interviews, resume reviews and clothing assistance, and more employment resources will be provided later this year.

Frigid temperatures this weekend push households to heat their homes despite rising bills, and state rules & assistance programs protect low-income customers from utility shutoffs.

Utility leaders advise sealing drafts and setting thermostats to help curb costs this winter.

School districts closed for the fourth day on Thursday, Jan.

29 due to hazardous road conditions from last weekend’s storm, and Benton County crews used snowplows + road graders to clear side, neighborhood, and dirt roads for safe travel.

The City Council approved up to $180,000 for upgrades at the Rogers Animal Shelter Tuesday (supporting improved facilities for animal care).

Washington County's road department made history yesterday by introducing its first all-female snowplow fleet; crew members said the positive work environment in Fayetteville, Ark encouraged hopes for more women to join the team.

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.