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How not to fund highways

How long could your family pay for today’s needs with tomorrow’s dollars before it would start to catch up to you? Congress is doing something like that, again. The Highway and…

Back-to-school spending to rise, Wal-Mart offers teachers cash back

Wal-Mart Stores is offering teachers across the country 10% savings on classroom supplies. The retail giant kicked off the campaign in its hometown of Bentonville on Monday (July 21) by…

Brawner: How Not To Fund Highways

Editor’s note: Steve Brawner is a freelance journalist and Talk Business & Politics contributor. His syndicated columns appear in Arkansas newspapers and TalkBusiness.net. He can be reached by e-mail at @[email protected]. Follow him on…

Bikes, Blues and BBQ expanding with events at Arvest Ballpark

Bikes, Blues and BBQ, an event that began in 2000 with around 300 motorcycle riders, is expanding to include a motorcycle rally at Arvest Ballpark in Springdale that will include…

Wal-Mart Stores criticized for not matching online prices

Retail giant Wal-Mart might claim to be a constant low cost leader and match other retailers’ sale prices, but it does not match its online prices and makes no apologies…

Bentwood Estate in Fayetteville Registers $4.2 Million Sale

The 14,700-SF estate is located in the Ridgewood addition and features a wood-paneled elevator, theater room, a 3,500-bottle wine cellar and smart home technology.

Former Walton College Achiever Adding to Lifes Work at Auburn

Bill Hardgrave, now dean of the Raymond J. Harbert College of Business at Auburn University, believes in letting life guide you.

Bentonville Viral

Time-Lapse Bentonville, a film produced by Adair Creative Group has gone viral, receiving 23,400 loads and 15,200 plays.

Food Fight

Ozark Natural Foods appears to be gearing up for an organic-foods war with Whole Foods Market by arming itself with a weapon of awe-inspiring power the label.

Estate Sale

The manor once owned by convicted felon and former real estate developer Brandon Barber sold June 27, after 1,121 days on the market.

Legendary Performance

The residents of the Legendary subdivision near Elm Springs quashed a smelly land deal by storming the gates of Springdale City Hall not once, but twice.

Go West

A lot of folks have been talking about a northeast Arkansas bank planning to make a big splash in Northwest Arkansas, but are the rumors true?

Trending Now: Compressed Natural Gas

Springdale Water Utilities will purchase two pickup trucks that run on natural gas, in an effort to lead the way as Northwest Arkansas transitions to clean-burning fuel for its utility fleets and service vehicles.

Risk, Rocks and Reality

A successful entrepreneur exercises discipline when determining what risks to take, devises a plan to minimize potential downfalls and assesses each decision along the way within the parameters of the end goal.

Record Number of Hotels Took In More Than $3M in 2013

A rising tide not only floats all boats, it also floats hotels, and a growing number of properties in the area are reaping greater economic benefits from being in Northwest Arkansas, well-documented for its growing population, robust economy and constant stream of business travelers.

Williamson Insurance sells to Inszone

Oklahoma court ruling threatens poultry industry in Arkansas

GDP up 4.3% in the third quarter, consumer confidence declines

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