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Leah & the Mojo Doctors

Leah & the Mojo Doctors at Shirley's in Springdale this Friday! 1/27/2012 9:00pm – 1:00am Located on 48th St in Springdale, across from Convention Center

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Dear Kind Readers: We’re doing this new thing with The City Wire. New look. New people. Not all new people. You’ll continue to have to put up with me. For…

Large crowd gathers for Paint the Town Red

FAYETTEVILLE — More than 1,000 well-dressed young professionals — some wearing more than others — gathered at the Fayetteville Town Center Saturday night for Paint the Town Red, a fundraiser for the…

A Special Kind of Stupid (Opinion)

J.B. Hunt workers show the rest of us how not to act.

Collective Growth in Bentonville

Advertising and marketing firm continues to expand.

Jones Civil Case

Dispute over Ogden trust also tied to Fayetteville attorney.

Jones in a Jam

Fayetteville attorney apparently walked away from practice.

Long-Vacant Building Gets New Tenant

Bedding outlet will move into former home of Circuit City.

Familiar Faces Surface in North Carolina

Former FAC owners get fresh start in new setting.

Lewis Leads Shift in Banks’ Strategy

Financial institutions buy lawsuits against themselves.

Tackling Reform Nothing New for WRMC Executive

Shackelford says individual responsibility will play pivotal role.

Fayetteville Acreage Sold for Housing Development (Real Deals)

Houston-based company is involved in $3.6 million deal.

Will 2012 be Known as The Year of the Startup? (Opinion)

Past actions have set the stage for increased entrepreneurial activity.

Arkansas Largest Trading Partner (Opinion)

Canada could be critical to growth of U.S. economy.

New Arsagas to Offer Crepes, Wine and Beer

Familiar Fayetteville coffeehouse takes new tack.

Time-strategy Expert Offers Tips to Set, Achieve Goals

Lewis suggests task-based approach.

Montessori School to Get More Space, More Students

Blackwell-designed spaces set for August opening.

States Reserve Third in Region

Numbers reflect September data.

Tracking Startup Success

NWA’s new businesses fare better than national average.

Progress vs. History in Tontitown

Famed restaurant will be replaced with shopping center.