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Jim Lindsey Blazes Trail on Son’s $169.6M Bankruptcy

Jim Lindsey has set out to systematically buy properties that were part of his son’s $169.6 million bankruptcy. The plan is to liquidate the property and pay the creditors, he said.

The Dunning-Kruger Effect

Sometimes asking the stupid questions is the best thing you can do

Letter to the Editor (Opinion)

Voting record reflects Lincoln’s liberal ways

Time to Ditch Hardware And Tap into the Clouds (Steve Hankins Commentary)

Steve Hankins contemplates the benefits of cloud computing over technology ownership.

Meeting Space Dominated by Few

Six hotels control the market share of Northwest Arkansas convention space.

Amicable split visits the AMP

Arkansas Music Pavilion, Southern Hospitality Management Company split ways.

Empty eatery spaces get their fill

Glut of empty chain restaurant spaces in Benton, Washington counties is slowly filling up.

In-state talents rake in the big bucks

List of highest-earning U.S. athletes includes a pair of Arkansans

Cosmopolitan Hits Rough Patch

Even though Fayetteville’s Cosmopolitan Hotel could soon face foreclosure, there’s a chance it will be bought and restored to its former glory.

Siloam Springs Hotel does Big Business

A local Hampton Inns saw noticeable revenue growth in 2009.

NWA bank offers up land as collateral

Line of credit explains relationship between Signature Bank of Arkansas and Enterprise Bank & Trust Co. of Clayton, Mo.

News bulletin for Hannover House fans

Partial sale of certain aspects of Hannover House division may be forthcoming.

Sustainability Institute Seeks Community Input

A survey is being conducted through the Northwest Arkansas Community College to develop outreach activities for students and area employees.

Burlsworth Benefit Will Honor Congressman

Former Third District Congressman John Paul Hammerschmidt will be honored at a Oct. 22 dinner at the Fayetteville Town Center.

Mama Fu’s Looks For Arkansas Growth

Mama Fu’s Asian House is contemplating a major expansion throughout Arkansas in the near future.

ANB Financial Depositors Retroactively Covered by FDIC

On July 21 the FDIC announced it would cut checks to many former uninsured depositors of six banks that failed between January 1 and October 3, 2008.

Funnel Dog is a Natural

Available at Arvest Ballpark, delicious-tasting Funnel Dogs are proving to be as big a hit as the Northwest Arkansas Naturals.

Recasting the Roenigk Spirit

A year after the death of co-owner Martin Roenigk, the 1886 Crescent Hotel & Spa sticks to its historic roots and plans for its future.

Phones Are Security Risk

While smart phones aren’t exactly a new entry in the wireless world, they are becoming faster, more powerful and far more common, several Arkansas telecom executives and IT professionals said.

Foster Group Breaks Ground on $8M Living Center

Foster Hospitality Group LLC of Springfield, Mo., recently began moving dirt on an assisted living facility in Fayetteville that will cost about $8.37 million.

Opinions differ on use of former ACME Brick property

Jones Center raises $310,000 at ‘Big Night’

Colliers | Arkansas to manage Regions Center; firm closes 2 major deals for $10.7M

Architect Reese Rowland honored with AIA Arkansas E. Fay Jones gold medal