Becca Martin Brown , features editor at the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, reminds us that the annual Cabin Fever Reliever is 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at Shiloh Museum of Ozark History. This year's exhibition features collections of folding fans, wood carvings, crocheted ornaments and more.

The Greater Bentonville-Bella Vista Chamber of Commerce is planning a series of programs to increase understanding of diversity, equality and inclusion. We speak with the chamber's president and CEO Graham Cobb about what the programming will entail.

The Buddy Bass Tournament at Beaver Lake is being discontinued after 27 years. We learn more about why the annual event is ending.

Madison Woods is a painter living in Madison County, and she creates her own pigments from materials gathered from a tributary to the Kings River. We visit her studio to learn more about her method of paleo painting.

Leigh Wood, host of the KUAF Vinyl Hour at 5 p.m. Saturdays on 91.3, gives us a preview of this week's show. It will feature a wide range of music selected by her cohost and Arkansas native Bryan Jennings.

In today's Northwest Arkansas Business Journal Report, we hear about a recent merger of Fort Smith-based Zero Mountain with the second-largest refrigerated warehousing company in America. We also hear from Chris Beaty, CEO of Northwest Arkansas TeleComp Holdings, about the company's recent acquisition of TeleGen Solutions of Tulsa.

Another weekend full of live music opportunities is just ahead. Here is our weekly rundown. Thursday, Jan. 10 Melody Pond at Harry's Downtown (Fort Smith) - $5, 9 p.m. Friday, Jan. 11 Hosty at Smoke and Barrel Tavern (Fayetteville) - 10 p.m. Modeling, White Mansions, Tyler Tradewell at George's Majestic Lounge (Fayetteville) - $8, 10 p.m. Jesse Dean at West and Watson (Fayetteville) - 9 p.m. Mindless Souls at Black Apple Crossing (Springdale) - 8 p.m. Emily Rowland at Brews (Eureka Springs) - 7

EOA of Washington County is now accepting applications for its Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program. Eligible applicants can have a utility bill paid for them during the winter.

The Arkansas Minority Health Commission will sponsor a Community Health Forum at 5 p.m., January 17 at The Jones Center in Springdale. Health professionals and the general public are invited to the event, during which the latest health data from the four-county area will be presented.

In the past few weeks, several notable people from northwest Arkansas passed away. Today, we dip into our archive to remember artist Linda Sheets, educator and archeologist Dr. Jamie Brandon, educator and biologist Douglas James, and former legislator Dick Barclay.