Good morning, Little Rock.

Former Arkansas player Moses Moody started his Motivation One Foundation Summer Series yesterday with a food distribution at Watershed Family Resource Center — today a youth golf clinic at North Shore Driving Range kicks off a week that includes a fireside chat with Stephen Curry and youth camps.

The art exhibit Dopamine: The Dada Art Show and Happening runs Friday from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at New Deal Studio and Gallery on S.

Louisiana St. The two-day event offers art, poetry, screen printing and figure drawing for family fun.

Arkansas’ unemployment rate fell to 4.1% in June after its labor force grew to a record 1,457,656 and employment reached 1,398,001—despite a seasonal drop in nonfarm payroll jobs from May, the state added 10,000 jobs compared to last June.

The University of Arkansas System announced on July 16 a search committee led by Brian Berry (vice provost of research) to find a new UALR chancellor who will replace Christina Drale next summer.

The job opening will be advertised early this fall on campus.

Two seven-member teams from the Arkansas Division of Emergency Management are deployed in Texas on standby to assist with swiftwater rescues as flash flood threats persist.

The teams, including firefighters from North Little Rock + Conway, may return to Arkansas later today depending on weather conditions.

Arkansas outdoors columnist Bryan Hendricks offers tips for water sports fans to avoid sunburn and heat exhaustion by using high-SPF sunscreen and staying hydrated (essential advice for enjoying summer on the water).

Little Rock buyers now find a market favorable for purchasing homes because Pulaski County housing supply stands at 5.3 months.

A new federally supported housing bill adds momentum and experts say buying builds equity compared to renting (a benefit for future homeowners).

High school running back Tavian Morris impressed at a June 14 camp and received an offer from Razorback running backs coach David — YAK — Johnson.

He also holds offers from Memphis, North Texas, Arkansas State, and Arkansas Baptist.

Jim Lindsey, a key figure in Razorback football and NW Arkansas real estate, died Monday.

He left a lasting mark on our community with his sports legacy and genuine Arkansas spirit.

The Arkansas Sportswriters and Sportscasters Hall of Fame will induct writer Steve Wright and journalist Ray Tucker at a luncheon on Thursday, July 30 at Home2 Suites by Hilton in Springdale.

Tim Hamilton will also be honored with the Mike Harrison Award for Excellence (tickets at Ozarkstix.com).

Arkansas football coach Ryan Silverfield met with local reporters on Wednesday, July 22 at the JW Marritt in Tampa, Fla, ahead of SEC Media Days + he discussed expectations for the team before the event.

Christmas In July Craft Market

9 AM — Faith United Methodist Church — Free entry — Shop early for unique gifts in a cool, festive atmosphere.

Norteño Sax Concert

12-10 p.m. — Tavern 65th — Tickets required — Enjoy a lively performance of Norteño Sax in the heart of Little Rock.

Floss The Mack Comedy Show

8-11 p.m. — Awareness Center, Inc. — Limited tickets available — Experience a night of nonstop laughter with Floss The Mack and a stellar lineup of comedians.