Good morning, Rogers.

Walmart Inc. bought two parcels in Benton County for $15.5 million, totaling nearly 90 acres, late last month—county records show the retailer has no plans for using the land.

Producers of the documentary Daughter of the White River said the final edit will premiere at noon on November 22 at Ron Robinson Theatre and will examine the life and death of folk heroine Helen Spence.

The film (based on a book by Denise Parkinson) will explore her legacy.

Act 590 — which bans sales of unapproved vapes — will be enforced on Nov.

1. Retailers must check a regulated list of 12 manufacturers and 140 products — they will have 120 days to remove any non-listed items, and the law also bans ads targeting minors and vaping in schools, child care and health care facilities.

Bella Rustina Modern Vintage Market

9 a.m.-5 p.m. — Rogers Convention Center — $10 for adults, free for kids 18 and under — Explore a myriad of vintage and handmade treasures while enjoying festive holiday cheer.

Fayetteville Holiday Event

5-7 p.m. — Northwest Arkansas Mall — General Admission 40% off — Enjoy a festive gathering at the local mall with various ticket options available.

An Evening with Ree Drummond

6-7:30 p.m. — Arend Arts Center — Ticket includes a signed cookbook — Engage in a delightful conversation about cooking and family with The Pioneer Woman and her daughter.

Mountie Bowling 5K

9 a.m.–1 p.m. — Rogers High School — Registration required — Experience a fun family-friendly event while supporting the community.

Young Professional Summit

1-4:30 p.m. — Hotel Avail Rogers, Tapestry Collection by Hilton — Check website for ticket info — A half-day event to inspire and equip young professionals in Northwest Arkansas.