Good morning, Springdale.

Families gathered in Springdale Sunday for 'Hope for the Holidays,' a ceremony hosted by Southern Legacy of Life to honor organ and tissue donors — whose gifts have saved over 400 lives.

A tiny grey puppy named Tusche (now Gus) beat the odds after a difficult start and joined a new litter in Northwest Arkansas; he will now thrive with Jo Carter’s family on their farm.

Foster Lorie Comer played a key role in giving him a second chance at a forever home.

Public high schools in Northwest Arkansas will add more career pathway courses next year as officials plan to offer career-aligned training classes to help students learn practical skills.

The Department of Secondary and Elementary Education is revising rules on Education Freedom Accounts after reports suggest taxpayer funds were spent on items not considered ordinary or necessary.

Officials are accepting public comments by email through Dec. 16 as efforts to increase accountability continue.

A senior at Don Tyson School of Innovation in Springdale built an automation system using professional-grade equipment (including a touchscreen and barcode reader) to mimic distribution centers.

He is now building a smaller training unit to teach other schools about automation.

Today, ARDOT installs three anti-litter displays on I-49 in Bentonville near exit 91.

One sign notes $8M spent on cleaning roads, another asks if drivers are part of the problem or solution, and a five-foot wire-lettering will fill with collected litter to remind travelers to keep Arkansas natural.

The Razorbacks overcame a slow start to beat Fresno State 82 to 58 at Simmons Bank Arena on Saturday, Dec.

6. They built a 32 point lead in the second half after a 22 to 6 run, led by Darius Acuff Jr. with 18 points, eight assists + five rebounds.

PERREOLAND Reggaeton Party

8:30 p.m. – 1:30 a.m. — Springdale Civic Center — Ticketed event — Dance the night away at the ultimate Old School VS New School Reggaeton Party filled with rhythm and excitement.