Guest Commentary

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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