Good morning, Fort Smith.

Local audiologist Kelley Linton is contributing to NASA's upcoming manned lunar mission — her River Valley work supports the Artemis II program.

Her efforts show how regional talent from Fort Smith is connecting local expertise with space exploration.

The Institute for the Creative Arts presents Sister Act: A Divine Musical Comedy for students and families, with performances from Feb.

26 through March 1 at King Opera House in Van Buren; general admission is $20 (students $10).

The Fort Smith Museum of History has unveiled the complete John Bell Jr. collection — the exhibit offers local visitors a chance to explore the artist's legacy and creative work on display now.

William Clark Green returns to Fort Smith ahead of his new album drop — and will perform his signature tunes for local fans at an upcoming show.

Fenix Arts Gallery is hosting Visitation, a new exhibit by Daniel Coston that uses images of Mabel Haney (shown between the graves of her first husband, taken by cancer, and her second husband) to explore themes of companionship and remembrance.

Visitors can see the exhibit now.

New theater group Porchlight Players debuts the dramedy 'Belles' with a cast of six women, led by director Juliette Robinson, echoing Steel Magnolias and Fried Green Tomatoes.

The production — fueled by local talent — will soon premiere in Fort Smith.

The University of Arkansas at Fort Smith Music and Theatre Department will present Eugene Ionesco’s absurdist comedy Rhinoceros at 7 p.m. March 19-21 in Breedlove Auditorium as part of the Stacey Jones Seasons of Entertainment.

Tickets cost $10 for the public — free for the UAFS community.

The University of Arkansas at Fort Smith is launching Homecoming week Monday with events like Homecoming Court voting, campus festivities, and sports halftime ceremonies planned through Saturday (a university press release provided details).

Fort Smith Northside swept Fort Smith Southside on Tuesday, Feb.

17 at The Barn at Fort Smith Southside High School + guard Isabella Kendrick led the action with aggressive drives toward the basket.

Rogers won 82+62 over Southside on Friday night at the Barn when Chris Hill scored nine straight points, sparking a final 27+7 run that broke a 55 tie and secured the win.

Paris Lady Eagle coach Lakyn Sanders motivated her team during the District 3A-4 tournament semi finals on Thursday, Feb.

19 at Charleston Tiger Arena, where teams battled for a spot in the next round.

Fraud Stuart Live Performance

6-9 p.m. — 906 Cocktail and Cigar Lounge — Free entry — Experience the genre-defying sounds of the progressive bluegrass band Fraud Stuart at a local favorite venue.

Library Style Lab

2-4 p.m. — Fort Smith Public Library (Main Library) — Free entry — Revitalize your old garments and unleash your creativity with stylish clothing alterations.

Save a Life II Pickleball Tournament

March 6-8, Pickleball Tournament at the Hangout. Singles, Doubles, Mixed Doubles. All Skill levels and ages

Save a Life II Pickleball Tournament

March 6-8, Pickleball Tournament at the Hangout. Singles, Doubles, Mixed Doubles. All Skill levels and ages

Medal Madness Race Event

8:30 a.m. — 7200 S Zero St, Fort Smith, AR — Registration required — Participate in a thrilling race with distances of 5K, 10K, and half marathon.

Storytime at the Main Library

10-11 a.m. — Fort Smith Public Library (Main Library) — Free entry — Enjoy a delightful storytime with stories, songs, and puppetry for children and their caregivers.

Danny Gokey, We Are Messengers & Jon Reddick Concert

7-10 p.m. — Community Bible Church — Tickets start at $165 — Experience an unforgettable night of music with Danny Gokey, We Are Messengers, and Jon Reddick.