Good morning, Fort Smith.

In-N-Out's president said this week the chain is eyeing expansion into Arkansas as one of three possible states, but offered no timeline or site details; the closest locations remain in the Dallas suburbs + Nashville.

The University of Arkansas at Fort Smith will present Wendy Wasserstein’s The Heidi Chronicles at 7 p.m. Nov.

5-7 in the Breedlove Auditorium, directed by Sally Shirin Story; general admission is $10 and UAFS faculty, staff, and students get in free.

UAFS dental hygiene students gave free cleanings at the Remote Area Medical clinic Oct.

24-25 at Kay Rodgers Park (28 students, five faculty), part of an event that registered 328 patients and delivered about $249,678 in free care.

Fort Smith Southside clinched a home playoff game for the first time in 11 years by beating Little Rock Southwest 44-7 Friday at Jim Rowland Stadium (clinching no worse than the fourth seed in 6A-West).

Mansfield won at Charleston on Friday night (38-28) to clinch its third consecutive 3A-1 Conference title outright.

Van Buren beat Mountain Home 21-14 Friday, Oct.

30, at Blakemore Field after a fourth-quarter double pass from Kannen Russell to Dre'non Brouwer produced a 27-yard touchdown, and the Pointers held a goal-line stand at the 1 to seal the win.