Good morning, Springdale.

J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc. will report flat second-quarter earnings and a slight revenue decline on Tuesday, July 15 — the Lowell-based carrier is expected to earn $1.32 per share with revenue dipping 0.11% to $2.93 billion, and investors will watch for improved performance later in the year.

The family behind AQ Chicken House said rising construction and material costs forced them to look for a new Springdale location, so the restaurant will not open as planned in 2025.

They remain committed to keeping the business local and are working to secure a new site.

A new report shows that 30 of 47 rural hospitals are at risk of closing within six to seven years—an estimate issued even before providers expected Medicaid changes from the federal One Big, Beautiful Bill Act to take effect.

Four Razorbacks were drafted in the first round Sunday night, lifting the total from Arkansas baseball players to 14.

Right-handed pitcher Gage Wood went 26th overall to the Phillies—shortstop Wehiwa Aloy went 31st to the Orioles while left-handed pitcher Zach Root and outfielder Charles Davalan were picked 40th and 41st by the Dodgers.

The University of Arkansas signed top-rated freshman linebacker Tavion Wallace who said his speed + a career-best 10.6 in the 100 yards gives him an edge in SEC play.

He practiced with veteran players during spring ball and worked to learn the fast tempo of his new team.

Furniture Friends Fundraiser Ballgame

7:05-9 p.m. — Arvest Ballpark — $12 per person — Enjoy an exciting baseball game while supporting local charity efforts.

Author Talk: Connie Cottingham

2-3 p.m. — Fayetteville Public Library — Free entry — Discover local activities with author Connie Cottingham as she shares insights from her book about Bentonville and Rogers.