Good morning, Rogers.

Tyson Foods reported a significant drop in its first quarter earnings because losses in its beef segment reduced profits.

The Springdale-based company said it faces challenges that could affect upcoming results.

Arkansas lawmakers approved an additional $32 million to keep Education Freedom Accounts funded through the 2025-2026 school year, raising the total to $310 million (covering over 44,000 students) for private schooling and homeschooling.

Future funding details will be discussed in the governor’s upcoming fiscal session.

Hobbs State Park-Conservation, which borders Beaver Lake east of Rogers, now offers cruises for eagle and waterfowl viewing after years of using a pontoon boat at Rocky Branch Marina — Northwest Arkansas Audubon Society helped launch loon-waterfowl tours to expand fall and winter bird-watching opportunities.

Northwest Arkansas leaders are planning for 1 million residents by 2050 with new housing, infrastructure, and growth strategies as Centerton and Farmington update local services and commercial areas; the Northwest Arkansas Council will release a full plan this spring + leaders stress local identity and fiscal care.

Rogers officials announced that LRS will pick up extra trash this week after severe winter weather disrupted service last week.

Residents should place carts and extra bagged trash+ recycling at the curb by 6 a.m. on their scheduled pickup day as routes may vary.

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.