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Stonebridge Meadows Named Arkansas? Best Public Course

National magazine tabs Fayetteville destination.

Noted Mixed-Used Space in Fayetteville Gains a Friend

Liquor Store Likely Coming to Former Bellafont Space

Open Conversation For Supplier Community Approaches

A group called Supplier Connect is hoping to engineer a frank and open dialogue within the supplier community.

Hannover House Hits a Hill

Two of Springdale-based Hannover House’s biggest profile projects may not be happening.

Hospice Facility Coming To Fayetteville

Fayetteville is getting its own Hospice facility. A groundbreaking announcement for the two-story facility is expected soon.

Cameron Smith Associates Ranked Largest Recruiter

Firm buoyed by staff hike in 2010.

App Upgrade Coming to Arvest Customers

Arvest customers who use an iPhone have reason to be excited. The lender has two apps available that should help make banking less complicated.

Buyers and Sellers Find Appeal in Apps

IFWORLD and PAZE Interactive continue development push.

Arvest Bank Expands Little Rock Footprint

Fayetteville?s Arvest Bank is developing a new branch at the northwest corner of University Avenue and 19th Street in Little Rock.

UA and JBU Maintain ‘Best College’ Rankings

U.S. News & World Report’s annual review recognizes both schools.

JBU Awarded Federal Grant

Student Support Services program gets $1.2 million.

?Luck? Trout CD Set for September Release

Grammy winners’ latest offering is an eclectic mix.

The 2010 Class of Forty Under 40

Each year the editorial board of the Northwest Arkansas Business Journal scours the 200 or so nominations for 40 of the best-in-class professionals under the age of 40.

JBU to Erect $8M Construction Management Building

Officials at John Brown University in Siloam Springs unveiled plans for an $8 million construction project in early August.

All Ages Need Focus to Bridge Technology Gap (Commentary)

Four generations – the “Silent,” “Baby Boomers,” along with both “Gen X” and “Gen Y” all exist in the same work-a-day world. To say the least, these generations have been informed by different experiences.