Good morning, Little Rock.

ESSE Purse Museum in Little Rock is hosting its new Barbie & Friends exhibit that features diverse Barbie standees and over 250 career themes.

It is open 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday-Sunday (1510 Main St) and will run until Feb. 28.

Buffalo National River staff invites visitors to explore its hiking trails this fall — a volunteer search and rescue team will be stationed at select trailheads to offer safety tips.

Visitors are advised to check weather and trail conditions before their trip.

Yesterday, ARDOT launched the Explore AR Highways challenge to urge Arkansans to visit five scenic sites including Rock Bluff and Great River Road, asking participants to photograph each stop and complete an online form for a bumper sticker and one of the first 250 commemorative coins (details apply).

Arkansas volleyball claimed a 3-1 win over No. 12 Texas A&M Sunday at Barnhill Arena, breaking a 16-match SEC losing streak amid strong team play.

The team will face No. 10 Tennessee Friday at 7 p.m. and No. 4 Kentucky next Sunday.

Arkansas football hosted top prospects in Fayetteville on Saturday as part of its recruitment push ahead of the Tennessee game.

Carter Zingelmann, Trevaughn Robinson, Ryan Rodgers, Koleman Hendrix and Tory Clark met coaches and received scholarship offers — a sign of the Razorbacks’ ongoing effort to strengthen the team.

Arkansas football coach Ryan Silverfield met with local media Monday to review the Razorbacks’ loss to Tennessee — and preview their Week 7 game at Vanderbilt.