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UAFS students seek oral history related to Fort Chaffee

story by Marla Cantrell [email protected] The facts of Fort Chaffee remain the same no matter how much time passes. It opened in 1941. It served as a German P.O.W. camp…

The Fort Smith Trolley Museum celebrates 25 years

An open house event draws about 200 to see the equipment and ride the trolleys.

Reeves’ Mentoring Propels UA Teams to $800K in Prizes

The University of Arkansas’ Carol Reeves has helped several student teams gain national attention in business plan competitions.

Lesters on Course With New Family Entertainment Option

Golf Mountain will feature 36 holes of miniature golf.

Local Nonprofit Expands Footprint

Samaritan Shop will offer a variety of services.

Kerusso Releases Newest Gift Line

Berryville company enjoys revenue growth.

Some Firms Find Dividends In Required Paid Time Off

Certain career paths, like accounting, are even better than they seem if earning extra time away from work sounds like a positive thing.

Merger, Expansion Highlight Moss Moves

Addition of McGehee bolsters service offerings.

O.K. Industries Tops Private Cos. List

Familiar names are sprinkled throughout top 10.

Rogers Firms Announce Merger

Williamson viewed as exciting addition to Hatfield team.

Hoeller Earns FITT Designation

Credential signifies advanced knowledge and skills in international matters.

Crumpet Tea Room Express moves; more Village on the Creeks updates

Updates regarding Village on the Creeks in Rogers ? including who now owns the 64-acre property.

Murphy?s USA Gets Viral Loyalty

Program rewards consumers thanks to new technology.

Signature’s Shackelford bolts for First Security

Key employee who helped get Signature Bank up and running decides to call it a day.

Arvest’s ATM options migrate north

Arkansas-based Arvest Bank is making a notable expansion of ATMs in the Kansas City area.

Fayetteville is ‘chill’ thanks to local businessman

Popular brand singing Fayetteville’s praises is set to expand

Sentence postponed for troubled Rogers businesswoman

Dana Washburn, who admitted to defrauding IberiaBank Corp. of $3.6 million, recently saw her sentencing postponed due to a medical condition.

Nursing home chain claims abuse at hands of lawyers

A lawsuit has been filed against two Arkansas attorneys for running ads that a Fort Smith-based nursing home chain found to be questionable.

Nobles departs Arkansas Realtors Association

The ARA is currently on the lookout for a new media relations director.

Fayetteville eatery expands

Just Mondays, a popular watering hole/eatery, is now open seven days a week.

Tyson board chairman’s new contract includes $40 million cash incentive

Officials from Fort Smith and Poland sign Friendship Pact, mark arrival of F-35 jets

Grow for the Green Soybean Yield Challenge slated for its 16th year

Gov. Sanders: Student proficiency scores up since LEARNS