Good morning, Rogers.

NWA business owners will gain practical strategies for growth at a free two-hour panel hosted by TAB NWA.

The event is scheduled for Monday, Mar. 31 at Supply Chain Hall of Fame in Bentonville and will cover finance, branding, staffing and IT.

The 1959 epic Ben-Hur (remastered in 4K) will be shown on big screens on March 29 at 2 p.m. at a local theater.

Frito Lay recalled select 8-ounce bags of Miss Vickie’s Spicy Dill chips on March 3 after learning some bags may contain jalapeño chips with undeclared milk—posing an allergy risk for sensitive consumers.

Retailers in Rogers reported the recalled product could have been on shelves since Jan. 15.

High school basketball state tournaments across Classes 6A to 1A have produced close games and upsets, with early round wins like Little Rock Central over Springdale.

Finals are scheduled March 12 to 14 at Bank OZK Arena in Hot Springs as teams advance toward title games.

Ozark’s boys advanced to the Class 4A state quarterfinals with a tight victory over Forrest City on Thursday in Morrilton — the team overcame early setbacks when its two initial leads were quickly erased by the opponent.

Scott Gasper, Arkansas football recruiting director, said the Razorbacks use an inside-out approach that begins with local players from Arkansas and nearby areas under coach Ryan Silverfield.

Arkansas baseball's Razorbacks won against ORU and will begin a 4-game series with Stetson this weekend.

Matt Jones and Bubba Carpenter discussed the team's win and looked ahead to the games.

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.