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Graham Launches New Mobile Stage

Bands, politicians or actors needing a portable, affordable high-tech soap box can check out the new Stage Toter, the most recent product designed by Mike Graham, creator of the Spa Toter.

Adventure Racing Hones Exec Skills

Area professionals enjoy the thrill of getting lost in the woods and using their business sense to beat the competition in adventure races.

UA Athletics Skittish About Skyboxes, Naturals

The UA Athletic Department generates $3.7 million in revenue from luxury suites and would not release the names of suite-holders at Baum Stadium, saying to do so would put them at a competitive disadvantage for pursuing skybox revenue.

Wayne’s Wicked Shoots for Stores

Hunting products made by Tontitown native set for October retail release target tactical needs and safety for outdoorsmen.

Brothers Revolutionize Sports Medicine, Rehab

Drs. John and Chris Dougherty have brought cutting edge sports medicine and physical therapy to Northwest Arkansas at The Agility Center in Bentonville.

Overfield Truck Poised To Climb Steep Market

Joe Partain and Will Harvey of Fayetteville plan to start manufacturing their larger-sized utility vehicle, the Overfield, in November.

Executives Escape For Racecar Runs

Several area professionals, including Jeff Gaddy of Gaddy Investment Co., like to unwind at speeds of 120 mph at Hallett Motor Racing Circuit in Hallett, Okla.

Rogers Artisan Crafts Award-Winning Mounts

Karen Gerhardt has become one of the nation?s top taxidermists, despite not fitting into the industry?s tradition mold.

Birds, BBQ Combo for Champion Duck Caller

Trey Crawford has gone from world champion duck calling to world champion barbeque at Whole Hog Caf

Aden Inspired to Lead with Purpose (commentary by Jeffrey Wood)

John Aden inspires with a core message of living and leading with purpose, accountability and transparency.

America?s Uninsured Dilemma (Commentary)

The number of uninsured Americans continues to rise. Last year, according to the latest Census Bureau data, some 47 million Americans had no health insurance, an increase of 2.2 million from the previous year.