A Monday roundup: Governor Hutchinson on Arkansas Works changes, Walmart Foundation supports Salvation Army music and more.

Normally, the contestants on the Jeopardy! Teachers Tournament are not allowed to know each other, but the show made an exception when two teachers, Mary Parker and Cody Vest, from Rogers Heritage High School were chosen to compete. Not only do the two work together, they also coach the Quiz Bowl team. Parker will appear on Tuesday's episode and Vest will appear on Wednesday's episode. If they win their games this week, they will move on to the semi-finals, which air next week. In Northwest

An event this weekend took to the ice at the Jones Center for a good cause.

The new farmers market is open from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursdays at Harry Sbanotto Park in Tontitown. Vendors must fill out an application form . There are no fees to participate in the market's inaugural year.

The Time Burners make it to northwest Arkansas about once a year, and they recently made the pilgrimage from Nebraska for a few shows in the region. While they were in town, the rockabilly and Americana duo, comprised of husband and wife Travis and Becky Koester , stopped by the Firmin-Garner Performance Studio to talk about their latest album, titled Memories, and to perform a few songs.

Katy Henriksen gives us a preview of next week's Mozart in the Museum collaboration between KUAF, Artosphere from Walton Arts Center and Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art.

A Friday roundup includes post-flood recoveries, a suspended baseball game for the Hogs and more.

The Bentonville City Council is in the middle of a discussion about redistricting the city's four wards to give them more balance as the population grows. Currently, Ward 3 has 20,800 people living in it compared to Ward 1, which has about 6,600, Ward 2, which is just shy of 7,600 and Ward 4, which has a population of about 8,900.

Michael Tilley, with Talk Business and Politics , explains the latest discoveries regarding recycling in Fort Smith.

Becca Martin Brown , with the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, says Steel Horse Rally in Fort Smith is underway but some spring craft shows in Benton County are off because of the floods.