Good morning, Conway.

Full Moon Records in Conway began as a small vinyl store and is now an all-ages DIY music venue that hosts local concerts and monthly 'New Blood' shows.

Owner Justin Dunn renovated the space, built the stage himself—boosting capacity and live sound—to support a thriving hub for the city’s young music community.

Former state senator Linda Chesterfield, a 1969 Hendrix College graduate, was inducted into the Arkansas Black Hall of Fame to honor her legacy.

Local HVAC experts advise homeowners to prepare heating systems and seal windows and doors as temperatures drop this winter.

Paschal Air, Plumbing and Electric and Black Hills Energy urge regular maintenance on equipment — checking insulation, thermostat settings, and furnace filters to help lower energy costs.

Federal officials will partially fund SNAP benefits in November using a $4.65 billion emergency fund, but Arkansas has not received instructions on how to distribute the aid.

Food pantries have seen increased demand and Gov. Sanders has pledged $500,000 to support food banks—raising concerns that many families may face reduced benefits if delays continue.

Today, as the federal government shutdown continues, grocery stores and farmers in our state face delayed shipments and rising costs — stores report fewer deliveries and farmers struggle with shipping produce — while federal operations remain paused.

Watercolor Fall Wreath Painting Class

6-8 p.m. — The Studio Downtown — All materials provided — Learn to paint a beautiful fall wreath in this beginner-friendly watercolor class.

Bella Rustina Modern Vintage Market

9 a.m. – 5 p.m. — Conway Expo and Event Center — $10 Friday & Saturday, $5 Sunday — Celebrate the start of the holiday season with vintage treasures and delicious treats.