Guest Commentary

David Potts says good plans and good agreements make for good partners.

Jack Moseley tells of his recent miraculous escape from an east Texas thicket.

Potts outlines several methods a small business can use to access money.

Moseley says our state and federal prisons do more harm than good.

Put yourself in the shoes of your loan officer.

True healthcare reform must restore free market forces.

The U.S. Marshals Museum may be new, yet not new to Fort Smith.

Keeping a better track on cash flow is important for business success.

Like Haggard, Moseley wonders if the good times are really over for good.

The region’s prosperity will come from new businesses and growing existing ones.

Moseley says fighting ‘wars’ long ago resolved hurts the Fort Smith region.

It’s not wise to stand between the IRS and what it loves.

Moseley says concerns of neighborhoods often secondary to developer demands.

November brings an end to a great incentive to buy a home.

Emon Mahony says economic development is more important than political affiliations.

A new federal program is designed to encourage use of short sale options.

The new proposed federal tax code is a Keep-A-Bookkeeper-Employed bill. Also, it contains crap.

David Kinkade notes that ‘High-end journalist’ John Brummett is very sad.

Employee embezzlement is the most cited type of fraud, and it’s on the rise.

If you think little is happening to move the project forward, think again.