Guest Commentary

Tax day is never over

Daily decisions can impact — good and bad — your future tax liability.

Unconcealing the concealed

A concealed carry gun instructor takes issue with new disclosure rules.

Government has no compassion

Moseley argues that government bureaucracy leaves no room for common sense.

I Said Extend, Not ExtenZe

Filing an extension is one of the easiest things to do with the IRS.

U.S. education system is failing

Moseley argues that better education, discipline and public service are needed.

Notes on credit scores

Credit history is important, but a low score is not the deal killer some might think.

The 800-pound Gorilla

It’s important to respect the reach of the long arm of the IRS.

University and business partnerships

Steve Williams seeks more communication between UAFS and the business community.

Uncle Sam will get his

You don’t have to make much money to pay a lot in taxes.

Newspaper woes seen locally

Former Times Record editor Jack Moseley opines on the condition of the fourth estate.

Working to empty the bases

Fort Smith City Director Gary Campbell outlines his involvement in and hopes for city government.

Need a Job? Make One

David Potts offers some positive, if not counterintuitive, guidance on starting a business.

Gov. Beebe seeks energy reduction

The plan is to reduce the state’s $110 million annual utility bill by 20%.

Chaffee director hints of new manufacturer

The winds of change could generate new employment at Chaffee Crossing.

Get serious about I-49

Former Times Record editor Jack Moseley says it’s time regional leaders do more to obtain I-49 funding.

Faster home sale

Ethan Nobles, director of media relations for the Arkansas Realtors Association, says shortage of sellers requires more realistic home pricing.

Beware of phishing scams

Ethan Nobles, director of media relations for the Arkansas Realtors Association, warns of scams related to your personal financial information.

The inauguration madness

Washington, D.C., is crazy this time every four years. Yes, even more crazy than normal. Olive has a few insights into what he calls the "frenetic activity."

A little bit about mortgages

Ethan Nobles, director of media relations for the Arkansas Realtors Association, attempts to clarify a few points about obtaining a mortgage in these interesting economic times.

Chaffee Authority touts success of dog food plant, wetlands and Elvis

Authority Director Ivy Owen says 2009 successes could include museum growth, job additions and “Learning Fields.”