Good morning, Benton.

The Bryant Youth Association will host its annual BYA on the Parkway 5K/10K run and walk on Saturday, Nov.

7 along Bryant Parkway, with the 5K and 10K starting at 5:30 p.m. to benefit Saline County youth programs. Registration is free for ages 0–5, $20 for ages 6–12, $35 adults, with on-site packet pickup at 4:00 p.m.; virtual participation is available (official T-shirt and finisher medal included).

Murphy USA posted Q3 profit of $176 million, revenue of $6.89 billion, and EPS of $9.59, lifted by stronger fuel supply and higher retail fuel volumes.

The El Dorado retailer operates 1,808 stores, many near Bentonville based Walmart + has 53 stores under construction.

The national tour of Beetlejuice plays Little Rock’s Robinson Center Performance Hall (426 W.

Markham St.) with shows at 7:30 p.m. Friday, 2 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, and 1 p.m. Sunday; tickets $29–$114.

The Arkansas Department of Health inspected Saline County restaurants from Oct.

20 to Oct. 27 and cited issues like yellow bell peppers with build-up at Olive Garden and dry goods past expiration at AJ’s Pit Stop; most violations were fixed on site and one new restaurant was approved to open.

Wide receiver Chris Marshall is listed as questionable for Arkansas' game Saturday at Reynolds Razorback Stadium, with center Caden Kitler and defensive back Braydon Lee out and three others probable; kickoff is 6:45 p.m. on SEC Network.

Ryan Silverfield said Wednesday on his radio show that Arkansas will be ready for any wrinkles when No. 23 Missouri comes for a Halloween-night game Saturday, expecting trick plays and preparing to defend SEC leading rusher Jamal Roberts while Ahmad Hardy's game availability remains unclear.