Good morning, Fort Smith.

The University of Arkansas—Fort Smith Center for Economic Development honored ten family-owned and small businesses at The Bakery District on October 30 after reviewing 110 submissions from eight counties in Arkansas and Oklahoma.

Sam T. Sicard earned the Legacy Champion Award while Fred Williams was recognized for 21 years of service in a new award.

The University of Arkansas - Fort Smith offers engineering programs that give students hands-on training to prepare for careers in automation, robotics, and advanced manufacturing.

The curriculum combines technical skills and strategic thinking to meet the growing demands of local industries.

Nearly 200 students and alumni from the University of Arkansas, Fort Smith attended the All-Majors Career Fair on Oct.

29 to network with more than 40 local businesses—receiving resume reviews and job search tips—and boost their career opportunities.

The University of Arkansas – Fort Smith is helping students learn creative skills via courses in art, design and digital media.

The programs train students for careers such as museum educator, art teacher, graphic designer and social media coordinator.

Students planning to attend medical school in Arkansas can get the essential science education they need at UAFS.

The university offers a variety of degree programs and research opportunities—choices that prepare students for a competitive future in medicine.

Dr. Sarah Winterberg has taught English at UAFS since 2007 and earned her doctorate while helping students find their 'aha' moments.

She serves on the Arkansas Council of Teachers of Language Arts — editing the Arkansas English Journal, which will receive an Affiliate Journal of Excellence Award in November.

University of Arkansas – Fort Smith is now offering a Bachelor of Social Work program that prepares students to become licensed social workers who help individuals, families, and communities in need.

The CSWE accredited program uses a cohort model and provides two senior-year internships — a second application is required for enrollment.

The University of Arkansas — Fort Smith is preparing students for five critical healthcare careers, including nursing, dental hygiene, imaging sciences, surgical technology and healthcare administration, in response to a state shortage of medical providers and growing care demands. The programs, taught by experienced faculty in modern classrooms, aim to equip graduates with practical skills for high-demand health roles.

Arkansas coach John Calipari praised the Razorbacks for their 99–75 exhibition win over Memphis at FedExForum — the game tested the team’s ability to handle early pressure — and he said the performance showed both strengths and areas needing work before Monday’s season opener against Southern at 6 p.m.

The Arkansas Razorbacks have shown slight defensive improvement since interim Coach Bobby Petrino added new coaches — opponents in three games averaged 1,362 yards and 112 points down from previous figures.

The team will test its defense further when Mississippi State visits at 3 p.m. today at Reynolds Razorback Stadium — the game will reveal if the changes make a bigger difference.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux Systems Admin I Training

Nov 3-7 — Fort Smith Adult Education Center — $2250 — Gain essential skills in Linux system administration through hands-on labs and expert instruction.

Kaia Larsen Book Signing: Superhero Sister

4-6 p.m. — Fort Smith Public Library — Cash preferred — Discover the art of manifestation with local author and photojournalist Kaia Larsen at her book signing event.

RHCSA Exam Preparation Training

Nov 17-21 — Fort Smith Adult Education Center — $2250 — Enhance your Linux skills and prepare for the RHCSA certification in a comprehensive 5-day course.

Book Lover's Club

10 AM – 12 PM — Fort Smith Public Library — Free entry — Discuss your latest reads in a community of fellow book enthusiasts.