Author: Titus Laney

Titus Laney

Retirement is coming faster than you think

Congratulations to the members of the Fast 15 class. Your accomplishments and leadership potential are equally remarkable. Much good work has been done in a relatively short time. As far…

Saving for retirement for Millennials

As a financial adviser and Millennial, I often read articles highlighting the lack of retirement savings by people my age. Sometimes referred to as the “most-educated generation in American history,”…

Rural health initiative to focus $450,000 for EMT training

Fort Smith School Board hears recommendation to close four buildings

Pine Bluff lands $548,492 Department of Transportation grant

Ross promoted to associate vice chancellor at UAFS

Rural health initiative to focus $450,000 for EMT training

Fort Smith School Board hears recommendation to close four buildings

Pine Bluff lands $548,492 Department of Transportation grant

Ross promoted to associate vice chancellor at UAFS

JLC Second Chance Trucking offers new opportunities for previously incarcerated

The Supply Side: Survey notes impact of inflation, but consumers still spending

P.A.M. Transportation Q1 profit craters 94%; revenue down 17%

ArDOT kicks off $310M in road projects in Benton, Washington counties

Author: Titus Laney

Titus Laney

Retirement is coming faster than you think

Saving for retirement for Millennials

Rural health initiative to focus $450,000 for EMT training

Fort Smith School Board hears recommendation to close four buildings

Pine Bluff lands $548,492 Department of Transportation grant

Ross promoted to associate vice chancellor at UAFS

Apparel retailer Express to reorganize under Chapter 11

ArDOT kicks off $310M in road projects in Benton, Washington counties

Walmart’s new corporate campus in Bentonville will include Wright’s Barbecue restaurant

Arkansas Supreme Court to allow touch DNA testing to move forward in West Memphis Three case

Former U.S. Sen. David Pryor has died; hailed as ‘dedicated’ public servant, ‘true statesman’

CBID agrees on two downtown Fort Smith improvement projects

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