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Fayetteville Gets Magazine Mention

National magazine touts fall in the Ozarks

More Trouble For Crossroads Mall

Crossroads Mall story gets new twist, including a new, $24 million asking price

Nock’s Development Plan Changes Again

November hearing scheduled to address reorganization

Local Realtor Goes Pink

Roten plans to donate parts of commissions to cancer research

Highest Paid State Employees

University of Arkansas head football coach Bobby Petrino tops this year’s list of highest paid state employees.

Beaver Water District Celebrates 50 Years of Clean Drinking Water

The Beaver Water District recently celebrated is 50th anniversary and its leaders want residents and businesses to understand the significance of the area’s water supply.

Get Up, Keep on Going (Jeffrey Wood, Corner Office)

An excerpt from the John Geiger book ?The Third Man Factor? is published in the October issue of Men?s Journal magazine.

Developer Buys Permit for Retail Center in Bentonville (Real Deals)

Developer Leonard Boen recently purchased a building permit valued at $2.75 million to construct the Fountain Plaza strip center in Bentonville.

Brandon Barber’s Divorce Delayed by Bankruptcy

Barber’s divorce proceeding, which will establish the terms of child support, child custody and the division of any property the couple may own, is on hold pending the outcome of the bankruptcy.

Garrison Asset Management Moves to South Carolina

Fayetteville’s Garrison Asset Management has a new office in Hilton Head, S.C.

Five Guys Burgers and Fries Headed to Northwest Arkansas

Five Guys Burgers and Fries could have location in Northwest Arkansas by the fourth quarter of 2010.

Arvest Bank’s Kansas Acquisition Approved

The August announcement of Arvest Bank’s acquisition of a bank in Kansas was recently approved by the Arkansas State Bank Department.

Missouri Uses Incentives to Entice Tyson to Town

Independence, Mo. wants Tyson back and they’re willing to pay for it. The city council approved nearly $800,000 in incentives to entice a subsidiary of Tyson Foods to reopen its abandoned plant.

Local Companies Still Find Value in Team-building Activities

Team-building activities, from half-day getaways to extreme experiences, remain a viable endeavor for lots of businesses.

iHog Application Gets Upgrades

Numerous changes and upgrades were made to the University of Arkansas’ iHog application.

Executive Pay in State Sees Modest Gains in 2008

This year’s list of the executive pay of Arkansas’ public companies is a far cry from last year’s list, although the usual suspects at the state’s remaining Fortune 500 companies dominate the upper end of the pay scale.

Senator Blanche Lincoln Losing in Polls

Lincoln is losing popularity with Arkansas voters.

UA’s Apparel Studies Program Enjoys Surge in Popularity

The university of Arkansas’ apparel studies program has increased in enrollment by more than 300 percent since 1998.

Reducing Cost of Technology Ownership

Bill Cosby once said, “Fathers are not interested in justice, just quiet.” Unfortunately, many take a similar attitude about technology.

Local Developers Introduce Boutique Lodging on Dickson

Fayetteville duo has opened a hotel in the heart of the city?s entertainment district.

Fort Smith Metro News Briefs: ACME input now online, UAFS students receive SURF grants

Arkansas to lead National Advanced Manufacturing Apprenticeship expansion

The Supply Side: Boomer generation concedes spending power to young consumers

2nd cohort of new lithium accelerator shows innovations in Bentonville