Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 17th of February.
Good morning, Rogers.
🏘️ Community
At the Bentonville Rotary Club meeting Monday night, OZ Trails Bike Park manager Gary Vernon said the state's first chairlift-access bike park in Bella Vista is expected to open this summer.
He noted a study from UA's Walton College found biking generated $159 million in economic impact last year.
💼 Business
Whole Foods Market's second location in Rogers will host a grand opening on Wednesday, Feb.
18, starting at 8 a.m. with free coffee & Ozark Natural Breads samples for the first 300 customers; the store will officially open at 9 a.m. and close at 9 p.m.
🎓 Education
NWACC announced its men's and women's soccer programs will host home games at Rogers Heritage High School’s David Gates Stadium — women's on Sept.
9 and men's on Sept. 16. The college board also approved tuition increases for the upcoming academic year.
🏛️ Government
Benton County Quorum Court approved an ordinance on Jan.
29 to create a regional industrial development authority following debates that began in September, with the measure passing by a 12-1 vote and one abstention to guide future industrial growth.
🏈 Sports
Trey Edwards, a class of '28 guard with 30+ scholarship offers, plans a visit with Arkansas basketball during the Texas game at Bud Walton Arena.
He will join the team to learn from the experience and showcase his talent.
A lure with a quirky name is drawing attention from local anglers trying to catch black bass at Beaver Lake (a popular spot for late winter fishing) as winter turns to spring.
The lure’s design offers a new tactic for anglers planning their next outing.
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