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Onyx, Backwoods Outfitters Going into Midtown Center

Onyx Coffee Lab and Austin-based Backwoods outfitters will soon be announced as tenants of the new Midtown Center in Bentonville.

Nerdies Founder Vying to Compete on Shark Tank

Brad Harvey, founder of the alternative learning company, has made it to the second round of casting for the ABC competition television show for entrepreneurs.

Investors Plan to Reopen Big Sugar Golf Club

Jeff Arnold and Steve Stobaugh have agreed to lease and operate the property for three years with an option to buy at the end of the term.

Arvest Bank Seeking Judgment Against Michaels

The bank is pursuing a legal judgment in a dispute against Texas-based arts and crafts retail chain Michaels Stores Inc. involving a failed development in Rogers.

Collective Bias Appoints Chief Revenue Officer

The Bentonville-based shopper marketing agency has hired Dan Vanchieri of New York City to oversee its sales teams and revenue strategy development.

Amazeum, With New Name, to Open July 15

The museum, under construction near the entrance to Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, will now be called the Scott Family Amazeum.

Bentonville/Bella Vista Chamber Upgrades Website to Include Video

The new website, designed by integrated marketing firm WhyteSpyder, also features an interactive event calendar.

Pizzeria, Cider House Opening in Springdale

Noble Crossing Cider House and MJ Pizzeria, co-founded by James at the Mills Miles James, both will open in June.

New CEO John Erdos Will Move Part of I.O. Metro to Dallas

The Lowell-based company will retain its distribution center, operations and financial offices in Arkansas, but its merchandise, marketing and creative offices will relocate in June.

Springdale Logistics Company Expands

On Time Logistics nearly doubling warehouse capacity, partnering with Banded for fulfillment.

A-List Honors Top Real Estate Professionals

Top local residential real estate agents and firms were recognized at Tuesdays event.

Lesson Learned: Dale Carlton Named 2015 CRS President

The self-made lawyer, educator and real estate broker is the first Arkansas-based president of the Council of Residential Specialists.

Twin Falls Builds Out, Farmington Expects Growth

After a delay of nearly a decade, the potential of the Twin Falls subdivision if finally being realized.

Afford vs. Qualify For: Lenders Help Homeowners Decide (OPINION)

Lender advice can help Millennial homebuyers determine what they can afford.

The Rules Are Changing (OPINION)

Federal regulations that go into effect Aug. 1 will completely change the way lenders, Realtors and title companies work together.

$5M Tyson Gift Lifts New Agri Research Center

The University of Arkansas System Division of Agricultures $16.3 million Don Tyson Center for Agriculture Sciences will be the first of its kind in Arkansas.

Core Brewing Expanding to Fayetteville, Har-Ber Meadows

Jesse Core is about to sign a lease agreement on a 1,700-SF brew pub in the 3700 block of Mall Avenue, across the street from Noodles Italian Kitchen.

CycleWood Lands Deal with The Bramton Co.

The companies in Fayetteville-based VIC Technology Venture Development LLCs investment portfolio are doing well for themselves lately.

Marvins IGA Keeps Losing Ground To Walmart

A series of store closings that followed Wal-Mart Stores Inc. entering those markets indicates trouble for the Van Buren-based grocery store.

Commercial Land in Rogers Sold in $8.3M, All-Cash Deal

The deal looks like an example of investors taking advantage of a 1031 exchange.

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