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Mark Simmons, Three Others Picked for Business Hall of Fame

The new inductees will join 62 others already enshrined.

$32 Million Grant Given to UA Is Largest in School History

Money will fund a project aimed at improving education and career outcomes of low-income teens with disabilities.

UA, Local Law Firm to Host Patent Seminar

The class is intended for inventors, business owners and entrepreneurs who want to protect intellectual property.

Rock Quarry Changes Hands for $850,000

Acquisition adds to NWA holdings for Rogers Group Inc. of Tennessee.

Fort Smith Regional Sentiment Declines in Third Quarter

Results were consistent with national results, according to the report.

Structuring Startup Success (OPINION)

Ensuring your business foundation is strong and you are protected can make some future challenges easier to navigate.

LaFrance Plucks 9.4 Acres on Whitaker Roundabout

Office space near the Northwest Arkansas Mall in Fayetteville also has a new owner.

Toy Maker Revs Up Effort to Bring Production Jobs Home

Redman & Associates of Bentonville has a goal of producing 100,000 toys between late spring and the end of 2014.

Apolskis at Home With Tennis, Baseball and Interior Design

Life has changed since Jennifer Apolskis left the full-time workforce about 10 years ago.

Keller Williams Realty Affiliate Facing Suit

Company in Texas claims KW owes more than $221,000 in back rent for Fayetteville office space.

Bentonville Vendor Makes Real Estate Play

Chad Hatfield bought 28 undeveloped acres near the World Trade Center in Rogers for $3.4 million.

Car Dealer Emerges in Harrison

Clay Maxey now owns a Ford dealership.

Photojournalist Earns Career Highlight

Beth Hall contributes to latest issue of National Geographic Traveler.

Turnover Continues at The Blessings

Golf operations at the private club are being managed by Troon Golf.

Walmart in a Dogfight in China

According to a source we recently spoke with, the retailers presence in China is a mess.

Tusk to Tail: Sweet tea vodka and Homecoming beat downs

With about five and a half minutes remaining in the first quarter of Saturday's game against South Carolina, all was well in the land of Tusk to Tail. It was…

Poll shows Pryor, Cotton in tight race

Despite a rough job approval rating and more Democratic blame than GOP fault for the federal government shutdown, incumbent Democrat U.S. Sen. Mark Pryor, D-Ark., remains slightly ahead of Republican…

The need to control costs

The power of compound interest is one of the first subjects a person is taught when learning about personal finance. Compound interest uses the leverage of time and returns (interest,…

The need to swear

“Raise your right hand.” Usually, when one hears those four little words things start to get serious in a court of law. And now, it seems, testifying in front of…

2013 Weinfest celebrates 50 years of grape stomping

The 50th Annual Weinfest at Wiederkehr Village started early on Saturday (Oct. 12) morning with guests beginning to tour the grounds as early as 8:30 a.m. with Dennis Wiederkehr announcing…