Good morning, Rogers.

Local events spotlight achievements and new programs: the Shiloh Museum announced Ozark Quilt Fair winners from Sept.

12, and OLLI is set to begin classes on Oct. 12 at U of AR HQ. Free wellness, art, and fundraiser events are also planned later this week in Springdale, Fayetteville and beyond.

Natural State Comedy will host a comedy show at the Northwest Arkansas Women's Shelter Thrift Store in Rogers on Friday, Oct.

16 (1622 S. Eighth St.) with shopping from 7-8 p.m. followed by the show at 8 p.m. Tickets require a $10 minimum donation, and all proceeds benefit the shelter.

Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art is opening its free exhibit 'Nature Adorned' Friday that displays 40 objects from Tiffany archives and its own collection including jewelry, gemstones and artwork from the 1880s to the 1980s; the exhibit remains on display through March 29.

NWA Film Club invites community members to its third annual screening of Over the Garden Wall at Crisis Brewing Company in Fayetteville on Saturday, Oct.

17. Handshake serves a special food menu at 6 p.m. while musician Christopher Felton performs at 7 p.m. before the film starts at 8 p.m.

Korey McKelvy Band dropped its debut album "Loving You" on Sept.

25, featuring funky dance grooves and soul-stirring vocals. The band’s side projects include upcoming shows in Fayetteville on Nov. 6, Bentonville on Nov. 12, and a Lullaby Hour performance in Eureka Springs on Oct. 25.

Bentonville-based Libertarian candidate Jeff Wadlin is touring all 75 counties in his white pickup (covering 13,862 miles) to offer Arkansas voters a third option for U.S. Senate; he focuses on affordability and economic growth despite limited campaign funds.

On Saturday, Oct. 10, Arkansas punted on a crucial fourth-and-10 with 1:45 left while trailing Tennessee by 7 at Razorback Stadium, with Coach Ryan Silverfield saying poor third-down success forced the call (fans booed loudly) and Tennessee later scored decisive touchdowns for a 24-17 loss.