Good morning, Rogers.

Local nonprofits in Northwest Arkansas have launched winter response plans to help residents without shelter as colder temperatures approach; the Northwest Arkansas Continuum of Care has partnered with groups—7Hills, Salvation Army and Genesis Church—to collect warm clothing and supplies when temperatures drop to 15 degrees. Community members are encouraged to donate blankets, coats and sleeping bags to help those at risk during the cold snap.

At New Life Church in Fayetteville, about 200 volunteers packed over 1,000 boxes of nonperishable foods and protein coupons on Saturday, and the meals went to schools in Rogers, Fayetteville, Springdale, Farmington, and Huntsville (also serving local community agencies).

Downtown areas in Northwest Arkansas and the River Valley will host holiday parades—tree lightings and other festive events to welcome the season; residents can look forward to community celebrations in the coming weeks.

The Smokehouse Players will perform Arthur Miller’s play All My Sons from November 13 to 16, and the production will feature a notable role by 8-year-old Liam Edmunds—an act that has become a memorable part of the play’s history.

Food hubs have taken hold in Northwest Arkansas, linking local farmers with large wholesale buyers — Spring Creek in Springdale now works with 60 to 65 farms and public institutions like Fayetteville Public Schools.

Cureate is also helping smaller producers by connecting them to buyers without extra costs as it expands its educational efforts and market planning.

Home for Healing hosted Monster Bash on Oct.

24 at the Venue at Westwind to raise funds for housing cancer patients and their families (the fun fundraiser brought together local supporters).

The No. 14 Arkansas Razorbacks lost to the No. 22 Spartans 69 to 66 in East Lansing on Saturday, Nov.

8 — Michigan State's strong rebounding made the difference in the close game.

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.

Broker Panel 2025

11 a.m.–1 p.m. — The Duley Group | Keller Williams — Nominal fee — Gain insights from top industry brokers and elevate your real estate knowledge.