Good morning, Fort Smith.

The Fort Smith Fall Festival offered living history demonstrations on Monday, May 4 at Fort Smith National Historic Site, featuring cannon firings & mounted combat displays that highlighted the area’s frontier legacy.

Attendees experienced displays of military tactics and the fort’s early role in treaty negotiations.

Fort Smith Historic Site invites visitors to explore exhibits on westward expansion, federal justice and Native American history that show how the community helped shape America’s frontier.

Electricity bills in Arkansas are predicted to be 11.5% higher this summer than last year because of grid updates, increased demand from data centers, and warmer weather.

LIHEAP applications for relief will open early June for vulnerable groups and early July for the general public.

Today, University of Arkansas at Fort Smith opened its new Advanced Manufacturing and Workforce Development Centers to train students for future jobs.

Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders and local leaders attended the ribbon-cutting as nearly $6 million in state grants and a $1 million contribution from ABB helped fund the initiative.

Cleanup crews continued work on US Route 271 after a ruptured tank at C & S Chemicals spilled about 125,000 gallons of sulfuric acid and aluminum sulfate Saturday; residents are asked to avoid the area while environmental tests and remediation continue.

The City of Fort Smith is hiring for seasonal summer jobs at Creekmore Park as its renovated pool and bathhouse prepare to reopen May 28 at noon; applicants are encouraged to apply online early since openings fill quickly.

Inspections at Fort Smith eateries revealed food safety issues; for example, Morrison Management Specialist Inc. had soda fountain nozzles with a buildup of black matter — a violation inspectors say must be addressed to reduce foodborne illness risks.

Keifer’s single gave Fort Smith Northside a walk-off win against Rogers Heritage — a game that featured former coach Will Hankins on the field.

The thrilling finish energized the team today.

Larry B. & Hazel Duo Show

6-9 p.m. — 906 Cocktail and Cigar Lounge — Cover charge applicable — Enjoy an evening of old skool jams and versatile duets from the talented Larry B and Hazel.

Mark & The Groove Diggers Live

8 p.m. — 906 Cocktail and Cigar Lounge — Check for costs — Enjoy classic Rock, Blues, and Country from a diverse variety band with deep local roots.

Luau 5K, 10K, & Half Marathon

1:30-5:30 p.m. — Fort Smith, AR — Registration required — Dash through the scenic streets of Fort Smith while embracing a festive luau spirit.

Eric Matthews Band Live Performance

8 PM - 12 AM — 906 Cocktail and Cigar Lounge — Check the local listings for ticket prices — Experience an evening of high-quality blues as the Eric Mathews Band keeps the blues alive.