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Webster University Web Site Does Well (Web Review)

Fresh off a complete makeover, the Web site for Webster University?s Fayetteville campus appears to be a nice resource for the school?s 130 students.

Wal-Mart Tests Vehicle Registration

The state of Arkansas has teamed up with Wal-Mart Stores Inc. to make it a little easier to renew vehicle license plates.

Hotels Would Change Highfill?s Future Drastically

Before the Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport (XNA) moved in, Highfill was hardly noticed by citizens in the two-county area, much less by the folks at Rand McNally.

Banquet Plans Mean Picking Right Venue

Although company banquets are Shellie Morrison, owner of The Event Group in Fayetteville, said companies planning a banquet need to prioritize two things: finding the right facility to accommodate their employees and setting a date.

Little Rock Hotels Look Forward to Better Years

Even with a lower occupancy rate than the national average, Little Rock?s hotel industry is performing a little bit better in some key market indicators such as room rate and revenue per room than the national average.

Fayetteville Marriott Back on Track

On Sept. 11, plans for a Courtyard by Marriott in Fayetteville fell through.

Life Family Chiropractic Comes to Farmington

Dr. Chris Ackey brings his knowledge of wellness and prevention to Farmington residents through Life Family Chiropractic.

Best Decides Bentonville Best

Best Motor Co. recently purchased a building permit valued at $3.41 million for a new facility for its automobile dealership in Bentonville.

Pro Con Development Ready for Second Building

Pro Con Inc. of Bentonville recently purchased a building permit valued at $1.39 million to construct the second of many buildings.

Steve Smith Country Preparing for New Home

Steve Smith recently purchased a building permit valued at $1.37 million to begin construction of a new facility for his Springdale automobile dealership.

Lindsey, Elsass Continue Building in Bentonville

L&E Equity Investments, consisting of John David Lindsey and Kirk Elsass, on July 2 secured 12 loans.

Outdoor Cap Expanding Bentonville Warehouse

Outdoor Cap Co. of Bentonville recently purchased a building permit valued at $1.2 million to expand its warehouse by 53,000 SF.

Siloam Springs Church Enjoying New Home

Community Christian Fellowship, formerly Twin Springs Christian, has moved into its new facility in Siloam Springs.

Hinksons Building Pair of Bent Tree Houses

Dan and Jacqueline Hinkson of Springdale on June 12 got two loans totaling $420,000 from First Security Bank of Springdale to build two new homes at a Rogers subdivision.

Domino’s Closes Four Stores

Broken Ark Pizza Inc. of Bentonville closed its four Domino?s Pizza stores in Northwest Arkansas in July and filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection on July 25 in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Fayetteville.

King Buffet Gives Diners Royal Treatment (Business Lunch)

The Rogers restaurant offers by far the most diverse Asian seafood selection in Northwest Arkansas. The Rogers restaurant offers by far the most diverse Asian seafood selection in Northwest Arkansas. The Ro

UA-patented Product Tested in California

Local vineyard experts Justin Morris and Tommy Oldridge are seeing their latest mechanization invention being tested with two California companies.

Shemin Leaves Kutak After Four Months

Citing personal reasons, Kenneth R. Shemin resigned from Kutak Rock LLP on July 24.

State Revenues Exceed Forecast

Gov. Mike Huckabee recently praised state budget forecasters and noted that for the second consecutive month, state revenues have come in above forecast.

Hammons Plans Marriott in Rogers

Hotel mogul John Q. Hammons of Springfield, Mo., announces plans to build a four-story, 150-room Courtyard by Marriott hotel in Rogers.

St. Bernards to expand Maternal Life360 HOME program into Greene County

Then and Now: Cooperative business model a good fit for Mitchell Johnson

Dope Medicinal Wellness opens Fayetteville clinic

Fort Smith metro job numbers up less than 1% in September report