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Everyone Wants to be Here, Not There (OPINION)

Recently released U.S. Census population estimates show 55 of Arkansas 75 counties lost residents between July 2013 and July 2014, while Benton and Washington counties grew.

Courtroom and Homeroom Are Equal in Rye Shys Book

Dinner with friends. A long work week that creeps into Saturday. Board meetings. Maybe even a bowl game or a beach trip with the girls. Repeat. The life of a…

UA Presents Chancellors Medal to Johnelle Hunt, William Dillard II

The two were honored at an event on the University of Arkansas campus, along with other financial backers whose cumulative giving to the university reached or exceeded $100,000.

Fayetteville Farmers Market Adding BBQ, Pie to Lineup

Tylers Craft BBQ of Springdale and CaLees Pies of Fayetteville are two vendors new to the market this year.

Theft, or Costly Error? UB Manager Arrested for Missing $20K

United Bank branch manager Connie Jordan told investigators she was moving money to cover an error, while a preliminary prosecutors report alleges she was stealing.

Gearhart Buys Savanna Estates Home

University of Arkansas Chancellor David Gearhart, retiring July 31, recently purchased a residence in the Savanna Estates Home in Fayetteville.

Community Publishers Set to Close

The Bentonville-based company, primarily owned by Jim Walton, has reached an agreement to sell its remaining newspapers in Oklahoma.

Local World Gym Owner Files Bankruptcy

Rhett Garner of Bella Vista lists assets of $655,250 and liabilities of $10.2 million, after the closing of three locations, with two still open in Washington County.

UA Announces Honorary Degree Recipients for May Commencement

Frank Broyles and James Hildreth were announced Thursday as this years recipients.

QBA Luncheon Scheduled May 8 in Fayetteville

The cost for the program and luncheon is $40 and pre-registration by May 4 is required.

USA Truck CEO John Simone Taking Medical Leave

The companys board of directors has appointed director Thomas Glaser as interim chief operating officer.

Walton Family Foundation Issues 2014 Annual Report

Giving for K-12 Education initiatives topped $200 million.

Number of Building Permits Go Down While Values Increase

Skyline Report charts second half of 2014 in residential real estate.

Former U.S. Congressman John Paul Hammerschmidt Dies at 92

Hammerschmidt, a native of Harrison, represented the states Third District in the U.S. House of Representatives for 26 years (1967-1993), having been elected to 13 terms.

Belfry, Pressroom Redouble Bentonville Restaurant Boom

The twin restaurant projects force the question: If the Bentonville culinary scene has been in maturation since 2009, is it time to say its finally come of age?

NWA Mall Sees Appraisal Reduction of $68.5 Million

A financial analyst said the mall is in good condition, with high occupancy and standard lease rates, but all that could easily change as the malls two largest tenants are hemorrhaging money.

More Girls Should be Encouraged to Pursue Tech Careers (OPINION)

Community leaders must inspire young girls to follow whatever path they choose, rather than be bound by what have been traditional stereotypes.

Supplier Teams: CPG Special Forces (OPINION)

Team members doing business with Wal-Mart Stores Inc. require a level of training, preparation, discipline and execution that is akin to that of the U.S. Army Special Forces.

SXSWi Roundup: Emerging Trends and Key Takeaways (OPINION)

CJRW art director Bryce Harrison notes the buzz around the hot mobile app Meerkat, and says personal data is the new oil of the Internet.

Newks Offers Convenient, Fresh Food (LUNCH REVIEW)

If youre looking for a quick lunch, Newks Eatery in Fayetteville is a great choice.

Parrot Island Waterpark control decision pushed to study session review

Rebkah Guiltner named COO at FNBC

A-State researcher receives $605,140 grant for zoo animal research

Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation selects Cory Anderson as new CEO