Regions

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Foreclosures coming back to market

In September there were 572 households in Arkansas facing possible foreclosure, according RealtyTrac. Filings were up 12.82% from the year-ago period as the backlog in the pipeline continues to trickle…

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Tyson recalls chicken wings product

Tyson Foods Inc. is voluntarily recalling 67,269 pounds of packages labeled "Tyson® Any’tizers® Honey BBQ Boneless Chicken WYNGZ", company officials said Thursday (Oct. 11). The product is packed in 25.5-ounces…

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Arkansas Air & Military Museum 3rd Annual Aviator Ball

 The Arkansas Air & Military Museum 3rd Annual Aviator Ball will be held at 6:30 pm on Saturday, October 20, in the museum’s historical World War II era White Hangar in Fayetteville. Surrounded by vintage aircraft…

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Entrée NWA: Tusk & Trotter

Tusk & Trotter takes risks, and it wants you to take risks, too – even if you don’t realize you’re taking them! I arrived for lunch on a recent Monday,…

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Minimizing risk

Arkansas leaders know that the continued competition between our state and others for job prospects will always be a big business slugfest. Sometimes we’ll win. Often, we’ll lose. Those are…

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Rice producers sue poultry companies

STUTTGART – Three Arkansas rice producers recently filed suit against five poultry companies and pharmaceutical giant Pfizer, alleging that arsenic found in rice came from poultry litter used as fertilizer…

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Sparks Health, Trimble receive awards

The CEO of Sparks Health System and the hospital system have recently received recognition. CEO Melody Trimble was named Administrator of the Year award at the annual Arkansas Hospital Auxiliary…

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Van Buren group aids ailing RITA budget

The Western Arkansas Regional Intermodal Transportation Authority (RITA) severed ties with CRS Advanced Engineering, a Utah-based engineering firm, on Wednesday (Oct. 10) just four months after approving the $3,000 per…