Good morning, Fort Smith.

A Fort Smith nonprofit will begin a $4,000,000 project next month at the corner of South 6th and I streets downtown to create 30 tiny homes + a supportive services building.

The project, scheduled to take 18 months, will also provide classes and services to help residents rebuild their lives.

In arts news, Arkansas Living Treasure Longhua Xu’s exhibit “Soul Taking Shape” continues through June 21 at the Fort Smith Regional Art Museum (1601 Rogers Ave.), and several events including a dance production, a historical play, and art classes are scheduled this week.

Thirteen local students from Fort Smith high schools were selected to attend Arkansas Boys State, a weeklong leadership program running May 24-29 at the University of Central Arkansas in Conway (the program teaches students to build a mock government).

Sebastian County crews worked early Sunday morning to clear a large tree downed by overnight storms on Vineyard Creek Road near Highway 71 just south of Greenwood—officials say the area is now clear of debris.

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.