Author: Michael Tilley

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From Cow Yard to Courtyard

There’s a new hotel in the offing for Springdale – and, not surprisingly, it’s planned for 48th Street, currently one of the hottest spots in the city near the intersection…

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Hertz so Bad

We hear some of the Wal-Mart shareholders who flew into the Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport to attend the annual shareholders’ meeting on June 4 had a little trouble finding Fayetteville….

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Downtown Building Under New Ownership

Brian and Melissa Reindl, through their management company, Reindl Properties, bought Fayetteville’s Olde Warehouse building May 3 from the John Sugg Family Trust. The Reindls paid $900,000 for the 73,000-SF…

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First Federal Banchares of Arkansas Inc.

First Federal Bancshares of Arkansas Inc. recently announced a new stock repurchase program of up to 220,935 shares, or about 5 percent, of the company’s outstanding common stock. The corporation…

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Madison Forges Fulbright College

Dean will retire after a decade of service; spearheaded effort to establish King Fahd Middle East Studies Program When Bernard “Bernie” Madison stepped forward to present graduates from the Fulbright…

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Any Room for an Inn?

George Babb of Springdale, who has the Arkansas franchise rights to Village Inn Restaurants, says he’s looking for a location to build a restaurant in either Springdale or Bella Vista….

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Huge Home Nears Completion

Rogers lawyer David R. Matthews and his wife, Mary Elizabeth Matthews, received a $560,000 mortgage March 4 from First National Bank & Trust. The note is for their 6,075-SF home…

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Sears Renovatoin Nears Completion

Renovation of the Sears store in Fay-etteville’s Northwest Arkansas Mall should be completed around July 1, says Greg Day, who took over as the store’s manager in January. Day previously…

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Holy Cow Peas, Variety is a Success

Ted Morelock, a professor of horticulture at the University of Arkansas, developed a variety of southern peas in December 1995 that has become one of the most widely used by…