Good morning, Little Rock.

Today, almost 290,000 Arkansans go deer hunting, and hunters may donate extra deer to the Arkansas Hunters Feeding the Hungry program to help local food banks amid the government shutdown.

Local processors like Kruse Meat Products will turn donated venison into over 100 meals per deer—supporting families who face high food costs.

Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance will host its Turnip for Hunger volunteer harvest event from 9 a.m. to noon Nov.

22 at Heifer Ranch on 55 Heifer Road in Perryville — turnips will be harvested to be delivered to food banks amid SNAP uncertainty. The organization has doubled its turnip planting to help families as food pantries struggle.

Officials at Little Rock National Cemetery are asking for public donations to place a live fur wreath on each veteran’s grave for Christmas morning—donations of $17 must be made by midnight on Thanksgiving and will support wreath placement on December 13.

Rolly Hoyt and Brooke Buckner reported Arkansas's top news on November 7 — including a gas and food giveaway held in Little Rock that helped local residents.

Crews & Associates Inc. is moving to First Security Park in west Little Rock & about 140 of its downtown workers will join First Security Bank staff in a total move of 200 employees by mid- to late November.

The park will also serve as a backup data center for the parent company while Fidelity Information Services keeps one building.

The Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas started this week on constructing an 84,700 square-foot warehouse and distribution facility at its Little Rock campus.

The new center—set to open on Oct. 20th, 2026—will store utility materials and serve AECI Utility Solutions across five states.

Residents at Shorter College Gardens Apartments lived in poor conditions for years and reported hope after housing officials delivered Tenant Protection Voucher applications—helping tenants find safer housing as an investigation and repairs continued.

Arkansas automotive experts advise car owners to check their tires, brakes, batteries, and fluids before cold weather arrives—Coleman of Coleman and Son Automotive warned that proper maintenance can help avoid expensive repairs such as an engine replacement that can cost up to $8,000.

On Friday night, the Benton Panthers won 38-21 over Marion at Everett Field by scoring 24 points in the second half to secure a share of the 6A-East title and a first round playoff bye.

Senior quarterback Drew Davis led the team with key plays that helped set the pace for the win.

Modern gun deer season opens today in Arkansas as hunters begin the biggest hunting weekend of the year.

The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission expects over 30,000 deer to be taken during the four-day outing—this event comes before Veterans Day.

Little Rock Christian returned two first-half interceptions for touchdowns—helping them secure a 55-28 win over Pulaski Academy at Warrior Field—on Friday night.

Elf The Musical

1-2:30 p.m. — Robinson Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience the magic of holiday cheer with this live theatrical adaptation of the beloved film.

Wii Play

4-5 p.m. — North Little Rock Public Library - Laman Public Library — Free entry — Challenge your friends to some Nintendo Wii fun at the library.

Color & Paint Workshop

3-5 p.m. — North Little Rock Public Library - Argenta Public Library — Free entry — Unleash your creativity and make new friends while exploring art at the library.

Live Performance by Some Guy Named Robb

7-11 p.m. — Aloft Little Rock West — No cover charge — Enjoy a night of live music with Arkansas native and singer-songwriter Robb McCormick.

Make & Take: Holiday Crafts

3-5 p.m. — North Little Rock Public Library - Argenta Public Library — Free entry — Unleash your creativity with craft projects and materials provided at the library.

The Ragin' Cajun John Morgan

7:30-9:00 p.m. — Loony Bin Comedy Club — $ — GRAMMY-nominated country artist John Morgan brings his blue-collar charm to the stage.

Evening of Wishes

6-10 p.m. — The Venue at Westwind — Tickets not yet available — Enjoy a dazzling evening with dinner, auctions, and entertainment to benefit local children.

Cafe Mondays for Teens

4:30-5:30 p.m. — North Little Rock Public Library - Laman Public Library — Free coffee & tea — Enjoy a cozy space with free beverages every Monday during the school year.

Mood Swings

8-11 p.m. — Brandon House Cultural & Performing Art Center — Free Food & Hunch Punch while it lasts — A bi-monthly open mic night featuring live performances, art, and community vibes.

Tween Tuesdays

4:30-5:30 p.m. — North Little Rock Public Library - Laman Public Library — Free entry — Come for the vibes, leave with a cute new bookmark to use.