Month: November 2011

Willin-N-Able— LIVE at R. Landry’s

Willin-N-Able will be performing as the Acoustic Duo that made them vitrually world famous on the 2nd Thursday of December— come on out and indulge in some of our area’s…

Sheriff deputy pay raises nixed by Quorum Court

Sebastian County Sheriff Bill Hollenbeck left Tuesday night’s Sebastian County quorum court budget meeting feeling “saddened” by what he saw. An overwhelming majority of court members voted down his request…

Dillard’s To Gain $28.5 Million From Software Settlement

Dillard’s reached an agreement with i2 Technologies, Inc., a subsidiary of JDA Software Group, Inc., to settle a lawsuit that will net the Little Rock mall retailer $28.5 million.

Housing Trends Differ in Two-County Area (Opinion)

Benton County numbers better than those in neighboring area.

Groups begin plan to counter 188th threat

At least two meetings were held Wednesday (Nov. 30) morning in Fort Smith during which business, political and military leaders began to form a game plan for protecting the 188th…

Mistakes People Make

Some renovation missteps are easy to avoid and can boost a seller’s chances of a profitable deal.

Smaller Bites of Business Feed Catering Company

Mark Henry reflects on his storied catering career.

More Troubles for Standridge

New lawsuit brings troubled businessman back into spotlight.

Recognizing Power (Boat) Brokers

Rogers and Hot Springs companies make top-100 list.

Updating Turbeville-Related Troubles

Controversial adviser has Northwest Arkansas dealings.

Construction Index Shows Strong Outlook for South

“Brisk” investment helps region buck national trend.

Beebe Suggests Desegregation Money May Be Key To More Food Tax Cuts

A slow economic recovery, flatline revenue growth, and potential federal funding cuts have Gov. Mike Beebe (D) convinced that he won’t try to reduce the state’s grocery tax in his next budget.

Mermaids Owners Enjoying Bigger Pond

Goldens get boost from new location, expanded space.

Applegate House Still on Market

“Hillside castle” up for residential or commercial grabs.

Beebe: Desegregation money could fund food tax cuts

A slow economic recovery, flatline revenue growth, and potential federal funding cuts have Gov. Mike Beebe (D) convinced that he won’t try to reduce the state’s grocery tax in his…