Month: February 2012

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New Lottery Director Lays Out Goals

The new director of the Arkansas Lottery, Bishop Woosley, was on hand today at the state capitol for the kick off of the new fiscal session.  Over the weekend, the…

by The City Wire staff -

Fayetteville A&P chief on administrative leave

FAYETTEVILLE — Marilyn Heifner, executive director of the Fayetteville Advertising & Promotion Commission, was put on administrative leave with pay and benefits Monday (Feb. 13) while the city’s prosecutor investigates a…

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HMA income up 19% during 2011

The parent company of Sparks Health System in Fort Smith and Summit Medical Center in Van Buren posted 2011 net income of $178.71 million, a gain over the $150.069 million…

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Book Reading – “Bad News for Outlaws”

In celebration of Black History Month, the Fort Smith Museum of History will offer readings of the children’s book bad News for Outlaws:  The Remarkable Life of Bass Reeves, Deputy…

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Book Reading – “Bad News for Outlaws”

  In celebration of Black History Month, the Fort Smith Museum of History will offer readings of the children’s book bad News for Outlaws:  The Remarkable Life of Bass Reeves,…

by The City Wire staff -

Morgan Keegan downgrades USA Truck

Cliff Beckham is nonplussed by a recent note from Morgan Keegan downgrading the shares of Van Buren-based USA Truck. Beckham, the CEO of USA Truck, says company officials “will have…

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Oh, for the love of … art

A smattering of art mediums sure to pluck at one’s heartstrings can be found at Cre8tive Arts Network Inc.’s first show of the season, the “Oh, For the Love of…

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Country legends abound

Tickets are nary to be found for Wednesday’s show featuring Country Music Hall of Famer Loretta Lynn at the Walton Arts Center, but it’s worth a mention for those ambitious…