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Bentonville Commercial Properties Tip Scales at $7.4 Million

Located on Southeast J Street, the two commercial buildings total nearly 100,000 SF and are fully occupied by two tenants.

Fox Pairs Helpful Attitude With Top-Tier Experience

Ted Fox believes when people are supportive, kind and genuinely helpful when theres nothing in it for themselves, they will find success linked to a positive reputation.

NWA Mall Seems To Be Doing Well

In spite of its recent appraisal reduction, the Northwest Arkansas Mall is in pretty good shape, according to the special servicer for its debt.

Arvest Bank Building New Bentonville Branch

The dominant bank in Benton County will tap into a growing area of the county following a land purchase of nearly a half-million dollars.

Rogers Attorney Sees Benefit to Non-Compete Act

Marshall Ney, author of the act recently passed by the Arkansas General Assembly, says the legislation provides clarity for employers and employees.

Ruling Not Yet Made in 10-Year-Old Chicken Waste Trial

The lawsuit, involving Tyson Foods Inc. and Georges Inc., has been stagnant for years after changeover in the Oklahoma attorney generals office.

Lynch Appoints Conner Eldridge to Attorney Generals Advisory Committee

Recently confirmed U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch appointed Eldridge, U.S. attorney for the Western District of Arkansas, and five others to the committee.

James Eldridge Buys Montana Furniture Store, Plans Move to Northwest Arkansas

Eldridge, who previously helped launch handmade furniture manufacturer James+James, acquired the small-scale furniture store on April 24, and plans to relocate operations within six months.

Collective Bias Guarantees Engagement For Social Media Marketing Campaigns

The Rogers-based shopper marketing agency said the move will take the guesswork out of social media marketing for its customers.

Dallas Retail Marketer Raises Profile in NWA

TPN has opened a new office in Rogers and plans to double the local employee base to 10 during the next year.

International Academy Honors CJRW With Webby Award

The marketing agencys digital team gained recognition for its development and design of a new website for Stuttgart-based Riceland Foods.

Arvest Blog an Active Part of Banks Community Relations

In its eighth year, a blog maintained by the Fayetteville-chartered bank is still going strong.

Sitton Group Planning 300,000-SF Development in Pleasant Crossing

Matt Sitton, former real estate director for Wal-Mart Stores Inc., has opened his own commercial real estate development company, and has a notable project already in the pipeline.

Motion Display Uses Electronic Paper For In-Store Advertising Option

Motion Display, a publicly traded Swedish company, manufactures flashing, in-store advertisement displays that can depict motion in high-resolution images.

No ‘team’ in Cotton (Updated)

Editor’s note: This essay has been edited to reflect that Sen. Cotton did indeed address the media following his lone “No” vote, and that Sen. Cotton called out the other…

A different approach to education

One of the best-kept secrets in Fort Smith is a non-traditional approach to learning created by Italian physician, Dr. Maria Montessori, in the early 20th century. Educational goals for students…

Laughter rules the evening at the 16th annual NWA Heart Ball

Giggles, guffaws and peals of laughter rang through the crowd gathered for the NWA Heart Ball at the John Q. Hammons Center in Rogers on Saturday (May 9) as more…

Big jobs project setting up need for special Legislative session

Legislative leaders are asking members about their availability for a May 26-28 special session, the day after the Memorial Day holiday. The special session would center on a potential economic…

Special Session Lining Up For May 26

Legislative leaders are asking members about their availability for a May 26-28 special session, the day after the Memorial Day holiday. The reason? A multi-billion dollar manufacturing superproject in South Arkansas

Brummett Debates Health Reform With Rep. Collins, Sen. Hendren

John Brummett, columnist for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and TB&P frequent contributor, sits down with the two legislative leaders spearheading the Health Reform Task Force, a bipartisan group of 16 lawmakers…

Fort Smith church to host Freedom Truck after history museum cancellation

Arkansas led country in farm bankruptcies in 2025

Hybar to open second mill in Osceola

Executive Summary: Slowing down, listening a part of Gehrig’s leadership