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Walton Arts Center will host the musical Some Like It Hot from March 17 to March 22 with eight shows and tickets from $48.30 to $120.75.

A pre-show cocktail class teaches mixology on March 19, 20, and 21 (seats cost $45 with light appetizers) to boost the experience.

Walton Arts Center has added two new members to its fourth-year WACappella ensemble, which will perform during judging deliberations at VoiceJam Competition on Saturday, April 11.

The festival also offers a kick-off concert on Friday, April 10, workshops on Saturday (9 am–1 pm), and a free One-Day Choir on Sunday.

Jeff Foxworthy will headline at the Walmart AMP on Friday, May 15, with his set starting at 8 pm (gates open at 6:30 pm) while ticket presales begin today at 10 am and public sales start on March 6.

Starting next school year, the Gentry School District will extend its free school supplies program, now offered only to primary students, to include all district students.

Today, Northwest Arkansas Council and Accenture release a plan to boost health care jobs and prepare local workers to use AI (which will assist with documentation and decisions) as the workforce grows.

Harrison Sullivan of Rogers caught his first-ever walleye at Bull Shoals Lake today, guided by Steve Gaston of Southern Walleye, as water temperatures rise ahead of the spawning season.

Fishing remains slow at Beaver Lake while anglers look forward to more white bass activity.

Tournament officials announced that the 20th anniversary celebration for the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship will include a one night BITE event at the Walmart Home Office on April 25, a festival in downtown Fayetteville on July 3, and the golf tournament at Pinnacle Country Club Sept. 21 — 27.

Time Travelers Vintage Expo

9 a.m. – 5 p.m. — Rogers Convention Center — Admission details not listed — Discover a vintage wonderland with the best in clothing, home goods, and retro-inspired handmade items.